Re:Stranger Things, JavaScript Edition
by Udik on Thursday June 04, 2020 @07:59AM
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> map() is passing not only the value in the array but also its index as well as a copy of the full array. I use map() all the time but I didn't know about that until I read this article
Then you don't know the basics of the language you're using- how can you complain about it?
> when I use map() I expect it to take each value in the array and pass it to the callback function. I don't expect...
map is well documented. Making the element's index available is indeed pretty useful (the entire array less so, but sometimes it can be).
Then you don't know the basics of the language you're using- how can you complain about it?
> when I use map() I expect it to take each value in the array and pass it to the callback function. I don't expect...
map is well documented. Making the element's index available is indeed pretty useful (the entire array less so, but sometimes it can be).