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JS Array Methods CheatSheet

This cheat sheet provides an overview of JavaScript array methods, categorizing them into callback-based methods and non-callback methods. It lists various methods along with their functionalities, such as forEach, map, and filter for callbacks, and push, pop, and slice for non-callbacks. A summary table highlights features like whether methods use callbacks, return new arrays, or mutate the original array.

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JS Array Methods CheatSheet

This cheat sheet provides an overview of JavaScript array methods, categorizing them into callback-based methods and non-callback methods. It lists various methods along with their functionalities, such as forEach, map, and filter for callbacks, and push, pop, and slice for non-callbacks. A summary table highlights features like whether methods use callbacks, return new arrays, or mutate the original array.

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JavaScript Array Methods - Cheat Sheet

1. Callback-Based Methods

Methods that Accept Callback:

- forEach(): Runs a function on each element (no return).

- map(): Returns a new array after applying a function to each element.

- filter(): Returns elements that pass a test.

- find(): Returns the first element that passes a test.

- findIndex(): Returns index of first element that passes a test.

- some(): Returns true if at least one element passes a test.

- every(): Returns true if all elements pass a test.

- reduce(): Reduces array to a single value (left-to-right).

- reduceRight(): Like reduce, but right-to-left.

- flatMap(): Maps and flattens array one level.

- sort(): Sorts array (can use custom comparator).

2. Non-Callback Methods

Methods that Do Not Accept Callback:

- push(), pop(), shift(), unshift(), splice(): Modify array content.

- slice(), concat(), flat(): Return a new array (non-mutating).

- reverse(), fill(), copyWithin(): Modify original array.

- join(), toString(), includes(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), at(): Do not mutate.

3. Quick Summary

Summary Table:

Feature | Methods

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JavaScript Array Methods - Cheat Sheet

Uses callback | forEach, map, filter, find, reduce, etc.

No callback | push, pop, splice, slice, flat, at, join, etc.

Returns new array | map, filter, slice, flat, concat, flatMap

Mutates array | push, pop, splice, sort, reverse, fill, etc.

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