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JavaScript ES2023??

The document discusses new array copying methods introduced in ES2023 - toSorted(), toReversed(), toSpliced(), and with(). These methods return a new array without mutating the original, unlike sort(), reverse(), splice(), and bracket notation which modify arrays in-place. The document also briefly mentions a potential findFromLast method to search an array from last to first element.

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JavaScript ES2023??

The document discusses new array copying methods introduced in ES2023 - toSorted(), toReversed(), toSpliced(), and with(). These methods return a new array without mutating the original, unlike sort(), reverse(), splice(), and bracket notation which modify arrays in-place. The document also briefly mentions a potential findFromLast method to search an array from last to first element.

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Saif Mujawar

@webbysaif

ES2023 introduces new


array copying methods
to JavaScript.
Saif Mujawar
@webbysaif

toSorted():
The toSorted() method of Array
instances is the copying version
of the sort() method. It returns a
new array without modifying
original array with the elements
sorted in ascending order.

The sort method, on the other


hand, modifies the original array
in place.
Saif Mujawar
@webbysaif

toReversed():

The toReversed() method is used


to create a new array that is the
reverse of the original array.
The original array remains
unchanged.

On the other hand, the reverse


method modifies the original
array in place.
Saif Mujawar
@webbysaif

toSpliced():

The toSpliced() method of Array


instances is the copying version
of the splice() method. It returns
a new array with some elements
removed and/or replaced at a
given index.

The splice() method changes the


contents of an array by removing
or replacing existing elements
and/or adding new elements in
place.
Saif Mujawar
@webbysaif

with():
The with() method is the copying version of using bracket notation to set the value of
an element at a given index in an array. Unlike bracket notation, it doesn't mutate the
array it's called upon.

It returns a new array, allowing you to chain array methods while performing
manipulations without worrying about mutating the original array

Without the .with() method, you would need to copy the array first, mutate the copy,
and then sort the copy
Bonus

Find array from the last


This function will allow us to find element from the last to first of the
array based on a condition.
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