const arr = [1, 2, 3] const lastElement = arr.at(-1)
Beat me to it
I especially love this feature when combined with optional chain, in TypeScript, e.g. unknownArr?.at(1) ?? 0. It makes the code so much cleaner.
unknownArr?.at(1) ?? 0
perfect
it is making an error, arr.at is not a function.
This is modern ES6 syntax, you will either need a modern browser/version of node or to use a transpiler like Babel.
This is the currently supported list:
caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtin...
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Beat me to it
I especially love this feature when combined with optional chain, in TypeScript, e.g.
unknownArr?.at(1) ?? 0. It makes the code so much cleaner.perfect
it is making an error, arr.at is not a function.
This is modern ES6 syntax, you will either need a modern browser/version of node or to use a transpiler like Babel.
This is the currently supported list:
caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtin...