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Top 20 JavaScript

Array Methods
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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 from an array.
Use case: When you need to
remove and retrieve the last
item.

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.shift()
What it does: Removes the first
element from an array.
Use case: When you need to
remove and retrieve the first
item.

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

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.map()
What it does: Creates a new
array by applying a function to
each element.
Use case: When you need to
transform an array without
modifying the original.

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.filter()
What it does: Creates a new
array with elements that pass a
condition.
Use case: When you need to
filter elements based on a
criterion.

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.reduce()
What it does: Reduces an array
to a single value.
Use case: When you need to
sum or aggregate data.

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.forEach()
What it does: Iterates over an
array without returning a new
one.
Use case: When you need to
perform an action on each item.

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.find()
What it does: Returns the first
element that matches a
condition.
Use case: When you need to find
a specific item in an array.

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.findIndex()
What it does: Returns the index
of the first matching element.
Use case: When you need the
position of an item, not the
value.

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.includes()
What it does: Checks if an
element exists in an array.
Use case: When you need to
verify if a value is present.

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.some()
What it does: Checks if at least
one element meets a condition.
Use case: When you need to
know if any item passes a test.

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.every()
What it does: Checks if all
elements meet a condition.
Use case: When you need to
ensure all items pass a test.

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.sort()
What it does: Sorts an array in
place.
Use case: When you need to
order elements.

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.reverse()
What it does: Reverses the order
of elements.
Use case: When you need to
invert an array.

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.concat()
What it does: Merges multiple
arrays.
Use case: When you need to
combine lists.

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.slice()
What it does: Returns a portion
of an array.
Use case: When you need a
specific range of elements.

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.splice()
What it does: Adds or removes
elements at a specified index.
Use case: When you need to
modify an array in place.

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.indexOf()
What it does: Returns the index
of an element.
Use case: When you need to
locate an item in an array.

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.flat()
What it does: Flattens nested
arrays into a single-level array.
Use case: When you need to
work with deeply nested data.

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