JavaScript ARRAYS of OBJECTS are easy! 🍎

[@BroCodez]

const fruits = [ {name: "apple", color: "red", calories: 95},
{name: "orange", color: "orange", calories: 45},
{name: "banana", color: "yellow", calories: 105},
{name: "coconut", color: "white", calories: 159},
{name: "pineapple", color: "yellow", calories: 37}];
// Access properties of a fruit object
console.log(fruits[0].calories);
// Add a new fruit object
fruits.push({ name: "grapes", color: "purple", calories: 62});
// Remove the last fruit object
fruits.pop();
// Remove fruit objects by indices
fruits.splice(1, 2);
// ---------- forEach() ----------
fruits.forEach(fruit => console.log(fruit));
fruits.forEach(fruit => console.log(fruit.name));
fruits.forEach(fruit => console.log(fruit.color));
fruits.forEach(fruit => console.log(fruit.calories));
// ---------- map() ----------
const fruitNames = fruits.map(fruit => fruit.name);
const fruitColors = fruits.map(fruit => fruit.color);
const fruitCalories = fruits.map(fruit => fruit.calories);
console.log(fruitNames);
console.log(fruitColors);
console.log(fruitCalories);
// ---------- filter() ----------
const yellowFruits = fruits.filter(fruit => fruit.color === "yellow");
const lowCalFruits = fruits.filter(fruit => fruit.calories < 100);
const highCalFruits = fruits.filter(fruit => fruit.calories >= 100);
console.log(yellowFruits);
console.log(lowCalFruits);
console.log(highCalFruits);
// ---------- reduce() ----------
const maxFruit = fruits.reduce( (max, fruit) =>
fruit.calories > max.calories ?
fruit : max);
const minFruit = fruits.reduce( (min, fruit) =>
fruit.calories < min.calories ?
fruit : min);
console.log(maxFruit);
console.log(minFruit);

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[@AviShpayer]

Thank you for the video. There was one thing in the video that I didn't understand and had to ask chatGPT about it.
When you name the parameter in the filters as "fruit" instead of "fruits" I didn't understand how did that work, I thought it should be fruits in plural. I even thought that maybe Javascript understands singular from plural.
Luckly, chatGPT explained it:
"Whether you name this parameter fruit or fruits or anything else doesn't affect how JavaScript processes the code. It's just a variable name."

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[@peterarcuri3291]

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[@hunin27]

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[@AVATELIEN]

Hey brocode thanks for this do u have a long video about the same subject im still confused with those
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[@peterarcuri3291]

'grapges' 😂

[@idontknowwhattonamethischa4592]

FRUITS

[@friedricht3908]

First

[@abdeSaves]

Hey bro, no offense intended, but it seems like you always tend to spend more time elaborating on simple concepts while rushing through the more challenging aspects of what you're teaching. Just an observation.

[@hamzagohar2048]

yea it does feel like that probably because it is a recording not a live lecture where we can ask and clarify i usually get help if i feel stuck by using chatgpt

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