1. forEach() 2. includes() 3. filter() 4. map() 5. reduce() 6. some() 7. every() 8. sort() 9. Array.from() 10. Array.of() { author: @FrugenceFidel } Tweet added by DEV Community @ThePracticalDev

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1. forEach() 2. includes() 3. filter() 4. map() 5. reduce() 6. some() 7. every() 8. sort() 9. Array.from() 10. Array.of() { author: @FrugenceFidel }

10 JavaScript array methods you should know

This post is originally published to my blog. In this post i will share 10 JavaScript array methods...

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Benoit Ranque

@BenoitRanque

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @FrugenceFidel Proud to say I have used all but 9 and 10

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Rachael Babcock

@r_s_babcock

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @RafCevallos @FrugenceFidel I would include indexOf()

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Zainab Salim🇵🇰🇩🇪

@zenabSalimKhan

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @FrugenceFidel @JavaEria1 check this out ❣️

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Jordan Harband

@ljharb

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @codepo8 @FrugenceFidel i wrote up awhile back; folks may find it helpful

Array iteration methods summarized

Array iteration methods summarized. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

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Azeeeeeeeeem

@deazimiester

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @FrugenceFidel I didn't know about Array.of(). Had been using [<array Els >..] without any problems, anyone, why should I use Array.of() instead?

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Anmol

@Anmol_1

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @FrugenceFidel Nice! Gonna try all of them 😎

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Bjorn 'Bjeaurn'

@bjeaurn

6 years

@ThePracticalDev @FrugenceFidel What about `find()` ?

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