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Must Know JS Array Methods

The document outlines essential JavaScript array methods, including every(), filter(), find(), includes(), forEach(), reduce(), some(), and map(). Each method is briefly described, highlighting its functionality and return values. The content is aimed at enhancing personal branding for a FrontEnd Developer named Falak Naz.
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Must Know JS Array Methods

The document outlines essential JavaScript array methods, including every(), filter(), find(), includes(), forEach(), reduce(), some(), and map(). Each method is briefly described, highlighting its functionality and return values. The content is aimed at enhancing personal branding for a FrontEnd Developer named Falak Naz.
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2024 | FrontEnd Dev | Falak Naz | Personal Branding

Must know JavaScript


Array Methods
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every
Tests if all elements in the array pass
the condition provided in the callback
function. the every() function always
returns a Boolean value:
true if all elements in the array pass
the test.
false if at least one element fails the
test.
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filter

Creates a new array with all elements


that pass the condition in the callback
function.
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find
Returns the first element that satisfies
the provided condition in the callback
function. If no elements satisfy the
condition, it returns undefined.
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includes
Checks if an array contains a certain
value.
true if the array contains the
specified value.
false if the array does not contain
the specified value.
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forEach
Executes a provided function once for
each array element.
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reduce
The reduce() function processes each
element in an array to produce a single
value. It applies a callback function to
each element, and the result of each
step is used in the next iteration. This
way, it "reduces" the array to one final
value.
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some
Tests whether at least one element
passes the condition provided in the
callback function.
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map
Creates a new array with the results of
calling a function on every array
element.
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