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Watched the whole video from start to finish, noting down every method. Going to put it into Anki. Thank you so much for a great video, this was SUPER helpful!
Thank you for making such an easy to understand and concise (not verbose) video on the array methods! Although, for the `copyWithin( )` method, I had to watch a few other videos to get my head around it. What a weird method.
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The part about months.splice(0) not removing anything is wrong ( 29:13 ). If you do months.splice(0) then it follows this logic (see mdn): if deleteCount is omitted, then all the elements from start (parameter 1) to the end of the array will be deleted.
I though I new all of the array methods. Nope. :-) Thanks for doing this. How about a JS String Methods video? It would be a nice companion to this video.
is this a joke? what is .type === 'fruit'? Why u didn't say that forEach method people use when they want to pick an array index to make logic operations with? You are confusing your audience
@@missanjani864 just for example when you have an array of numbers numbers.forEach((num, index) => { if (index % 2 === 0) { doubledNumbers.push(num * 2); } else { doubledNumbers.push(num); } });
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This is 100% underrated - fantastic, simple explanations of all the methods.
Best Tutorials I have watched! Thanks a lot!
Watched the whole video from start to finish, noting down every method. Going to put it into Anki.
Thank you so much for a great video, this was SUPER helpful!
Thank you for making such an easy to understand and concise (not verbose) video on the array methods! Although, for the `copyWithin( )` method, I had to watch a few other videos to get my head around it. What a weird method.
Good stuff, indeed well explained. Thanks a lot!
Glad to hear that, thanks
Very Good explanation
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You're very welcome! and thanks for your comment.
I will try my best.
what can I say , it just perfect
This video helps a lot. Thank you so much.
Great video, thank you a lot for such a brilliant explanation! 🤓🤓💓💓💓💓
I was juste working on understand that. Thank you.
Excellent!
The part about months.splice(0) not removing anything is wrong ( 29:13 ). If you do months.splice(0) then it follows this logic (see mdn): if deleteCount is omitted, then all the elements from start (parameter 1) to the end of the array will be deleted.
Also isn't valueOf an object method?
valueOf is inherited from Object, and it returns the primitive value of the array.
You're right, I mad a mistake! splice(0) will remove all array elements.
Great Work Sir
Please upload series on Javascript machine coding interview question it would be very helpful
I'll see about that, thanks for the suggestion.
Nicely done 👏👏
Thank you. Great work.
It’s really cool 😎
Keep up the good work 👍
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Thanks a lot dear follower!
thank you!
Awesome tutorials. ❤❤
Great video and appreciate your efforts. Please create the video content for all object methods as well.
Happy to hear that, and I will try to.
Thank you for this!!!
Very good video!
Excellent!
Glad you liked it!
great content , thanks alot
You're welcome, thanks
Thank you for the tutorial! Fun fact, eggplants and tomatoes are also fruit lol. They have seeds with which the plant reproduces.
your video is bananas .
for example: .reduce ~ Math.sum() and .flat(Infinity) ☺️
Thx!
I though I new all of the array methods. Nope. :-) Thanks for doing this. How about a JS String Methods video? It would be a nice companion to this video.
Happy to hear that, thanks
Yeah I'm working on it 👍
do the video of objects methods and conversion from array to objects
Please Make A video of All 25 JavaScript Object Methods
where you created this slide ?????
51:10
const deeplyNestedArray = [
1,
[2, [3, [4, [5, [6, [7, [8, [9]]]]]]]],
[[[[[[[10]]]]]]],
[11, [12, [13, [14, [15]]]]],
16
];
const flattenedArray = deeplyNestedArray.flat(Infinity);
console.log(flattenedArray);
Very niceeee. :)
whrw is the .length()
Please make a video about promise, as
ynchronous, await
Thanks for the idea!
1:33
your filter is wrong! tomatos ARE fruits
Yeah tomatoes are indeed fruits. I have always classified them as vegetables.
How ur LastindexOf method result is 6 ? seriously....
I mean srsly bro eggplants and tomatos are technically fruits 💀 but whatever your great explanation makes up for it.
Haha yeah ... thanks
Good luck adding apples to bananas in your real code.
is this a joke? what is .type === 'fruit'? Why u didn't say that forEach method people use when they want to pick an array index to make logic operations with? You are confusing your audience
Wdym pick an array index to make logic operations with?
@@missanjani864
just for example when you have an array of numbers
numbers.forEach((num, index) => {
if (index % 2 === 0) {
doubledNumbers.push(num * 2);
} else {
doubledNumbers.push(num);
}
});
@@missanjani864he doesn’t know how to use his brain ignore him
what is bro yapping about
please change. mic