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How to transform a JS array with "map"
In this tutorial you’ll learn how you can use the function map to transform the JavaScript array by applying a mapping function to all of its elements. The biggest drawback of the forEach loop is that it doesn’t return anything useful....
How to reduce a JavaScript array to a single value
The reduce function is the most complex of the standard JavaScript array functions. With reduce, you can compress (reduce) an array to one element. For the reduce function to work properly, you’ll need 2 parameters — the reducer function and the initial value....
How to filter out array elements in JS
The built-in array function filter will help you filter out the unwanted elements from the array and return a new array consisting only of suitable items. To work correctly, the filter function accepts a parameter called “filtering function” or “filtering predicate”....
How to iterate over the array in JavaScript with forEach
Iterating over the elements of the array in JavaScript is a very common task. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use the built-in array function forEach to go over all array elements....
What is the --save option for npm install
The --save option for npm install or npm i allows you to add the npm module you’re installing to the file package.json. This way it’ll become one of the project dependencies and will be automatically installed the next time you run npm install....
What is the difference between ~ and ^ in package.json?
Node package manager supports semantic versioning. To take full advantage of it, you can use the symbols tilde(~) or caret(^). Tilde(~) means approximately equivalent to version. "moment": "~2.29.1" In this example npm install will pick up the latest release of the module moment starting from 2....
Check for an empty value in JavaScript
When I started learning JS, one of the most powerful tools I discovered, was the ability to check if a variable is empty. My definition of emptiness was hardly a scientific one as I didn’t mean to check if it was defined or not....
Get random integer in a range using JavaScript
Similarly to generating a random float number within the specific range, you can write a function to get a random integer with a range. function getRandomIntegerInRange(min, max) { return Math.floor(Math.random() * (Math....
How to prepend a value to the beginning of a JS array
To add a new value to the beginning of the JS array, you can use the function Array.unshift. Here’s how it works. ...
Loose equality in JavaScript
Loose equality in JS in a powerful tool that allows you to loosely compare different values. If the types of the values don’t match, JavaScript will do a typecast (most often to a string type) and then do the comparison....