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Thirty Javascript Methods - The Cheat Sheet: Type Parameters Method

This document provides a cheat sheet of 30 common JavaScript methods categorized by the type of data they operate on: arrays, strings, and numbers. It lists the method name, type, parameters, and a brief definition for each method. Some of the key array methods include slice(), reverse(), join(), shift(), unshift(), pop(), and push(). Common string methods include split(), slice(), substring(), substr(), charAt(), indexOf(), and lastIndexOf(). Useful number methods include toString(), toFixed(), Number(), parseFloat(), parseInt(), and various Math object methods.

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Thirty Javascript Methods - The Cheat Sheet: Type Parameters Method

This document provides a cheat sheet of 30 common JavaScript methods categorized by the type of data they operate on: arrays, strings, and numbers. It lists the method name, type, parameters, and a brief definition for each method. Some of the key array methods include slice(), reverse(), join(), shift(), unshift(), pop(), and push(). Common string methods include split(), slice(), substring(), substr(), charAt(), indexOf(), and lastIndexOf(). Useful number methods include toString(), toFixed(), Number(), parseFloat(), parseInt(), and various Math object methods.

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Thirty JavaScript Methods - The Cheat Sheet required

METHOD TYPE PARAMETERS DEFINITION

slice() A (start, end) extracts section of an array and returns a new array

reverse() A none reverses the order of an array

join() A (separator) joins elements of an array & returns a string

shift() A none removes first element of array, and returns that element

unshift() A (element1, element2.......) adds new items to the front of array, and returns new length

pop() A none removes last element of array, and returns that element

push() A (element1, element2.......) adds new items to the end of array, and returns new length

forEach() A function(element, index, arr) executes function once for each array element (returns nothing)

filter() A function(element, index, arr) creates a new array that contains all the values for which the
callback function returns true

map() function(element, index, arr) executes function once for each array element (returns a new,
A transformed array)

reduce() A function(acc, element, index, executes a function for each value of the array, from left to right,
arr), initialValue and reduces the array to a single value

reduceRight() function(acc, element, index, executes a function for each value of the array, from right to left,
A arr), initialValue and reduces the array to a single value

split() S (separator, limit) splits a string into array of substrings

slice() S (start, end) extracts section of a string and returns it as a new string
non-inclusive
substring() S (start, end) the same as slice(), but can't accept negative values

substr() (start, length) extracts parts of a string beginning at character of specified


S position, & returns the specified number of characters.

charAt() S (index) returns the character at specified index of string

indexOf() (searchvalue, startingIndex) returns the position of the first occurrence of a specified value
S in a string.

lastIndexOf() (searchvalue, startingIndex) returns the position of the last occurrence of a specified value
S in a string.

String() (object) converts the value of an object to a string

toString() N (radix) converts a number to a string

toFixed() N (x) converts number into string, keeping a specified number


of decimals (x)

Number() (object) converts the value of an object to a number

parseFloat() N (string) parses a string and returns a number

parseInt() N (string, radix) parses a string and returns a whole number

Math.round() N (x) returns the value of a number (x) rounded to the nearest integer

Math.ceil() N (x) returns a value (x) rounded up to its nearest integer

Math.floor() N (x) returns a value (x) rounded down to its nearest integer

Math.min() N (num1, num2, num3,......) returns the number with the lower value

Math.max() N (num1, num2, num3,......) returns the number with the highest value

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