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The document provides a list of 14 essential JavaScript array methods for beginners, detailing their functions and use cases. Key methods include .push(), .pop(), .shift(), .unshift(), .slice(), .splice(), .map(), .filter(), .reduce(), .forEach(), .find(), .findIndex(), .includes(), and .sort(). Each method is explained with its purpose and when to use it, making it a useful reference for JavaScript learners.

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Array PDF

The document provides a list of 14 essential JavaScript array methods for beginners, detailing their functions and use cases. Key methods include .push(), .pop(), .shift(), .unshift(), .slice(), .splice(), .map(), .filter(), .reduce(), .forEach(), .find(), .findIndex(), .includes(), and .sort(). Each method is explained with its purpose and when to use it, making it a useful reference for JavaScript learners.

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JavaScript tips

Top 14 JavaScript
Array Methods
Every Beginner Must Know

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index

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.push( )
What it does: Adds elements to the end of an array.
Use case: When you need to expand your array.

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.pop( )
What it does: Removes the last element and returns it.
Use case: When you want to remove or process the last
item.

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.shift( )
What it does: Removes the first element and returns it.
Use case: When you need to dequeue or process the first
item.

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.unshift( )
What it does: Adds elements to the beginning of an array.
Use case: When you want to prepend items.

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.slice( )
What it does: Returns a shallow copy of a portion of an
array without modifying the original.
Use case: When you need a subset of an array.

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.splice( )
What it does: Adds, removes, or replaces elements in an
array.
Use case: When you need to modify the array directly.

Note:
In this case, the first 1 is the index where the change starts (the second element),
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and the second 1 specifies how many elements to remove (one element, ""). It
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then replaces the removed element with " ", resulting in the array [" ", "", ""].

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.map( )
What it does: Transforms every element in an array and
returns a new array.
Use case: When you want to apply the same function to
each item.

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.filter( )
What it does: Filters the array based on a condition and
returns a new array.
Use case: When you want only specific items.

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.reduce( )
What it does: Reduces the array to a single value by
applying a callback function.
Use case: When you need a summary value (e.g.,
concatenation).

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.forEach( )
What it does: Executes a provided function once for each
array element.
Use case: When you want to iterate through an array but
don’t need a new array.

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.find( )
What it does: Returns the first element that satisfies a
condition.
Use case: When you’re looking for one specific item.

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.findIndex( )
What it does: Returns the index of the first element that
satisfies a condition.
Use case: When you need the position of an item.

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.includes( )
What it does: Checks if an array includes a certain value.
Use case: When you want to verify the existence of an
item.

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.sort( )
What it does: Sorts the elements of an array in place.
Use case: When you need a sorted array.

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