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    The document describes various methods available for arrays and strings in JavaScript. For arrays, it lists methods such as concat(), copyWithin(), every(), flat(), flatMap(), fill(), from(), find(), findIndex(), forEach(), includes(), indexOf(), isArray(), join(), keys(), map(), of(), pop(), push(), reverse(), some(), shift(), slice(), sort(), splice(), unshift(), and values(). It also compares the shift() and pop() methods. For strings, it lists methods such as charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), valueOf(), split(), and trim().

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    The document describes various methods available for arrays and strings in JavaScript. For arrays, it lists methods such as concat(), copyWithin(), every(), flat(), flatMap(), fill(), from(), find(), findIndex(), forEach(), includes(), indexOf(), isArray(), join(), keys(), map(), of(), pop(), push(), reverse(), some(), shift(), slice(), sort(), splice(), unshift(), and values(). It also compares the shift() and pop() methods. For strings, it lists methods such as charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), valueOf(), split(), and trim().

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    The document describes various methods available for arrays and strings in JavaScript. For arrays, it lists methods such as concat(), copyWithin(), every(), flat(), flatMap(), fill(), from(), find(), findIndex(), forEach(), includes(), indexOf(), isArray(), join(), keys(), map(), of(), pop(), push(), reverse(), some(), shift(), slice(), sort(), splice(), unshift(), and values(). It also compares the shift() and pop() methods. For strings, it lists methods such as charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), valueOf(), split(), and trim().

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    The document describes various methods available for arrays and strings in JavaScript. For arrays, it lists methods such as concat(), copyWithin(), every(), flat(), flatMap(), fill(), from(), find(), findIndex(), forEach(), includes(), indexOf(), isArray(), join(), keys(), map(), of(), pop(), push(), reverse(), some(), shift(), slice(), sort(), splice(), unshift(), and values(). It also compares the shift() and pop() methods. For strings, it lists methods such as charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), valueOf(), split(), and trim().

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    ARRAY

    • concat() It returns a new array object that


    contains two or more merged arrays.

    • copywithin() It copies the part of the given


    array with its own elements and returns the
    modified array.

    • every()It determines whether all the


    elements of an array are satisfying the
    provided function conditions.

    • flat() It creates a new array carrying sub-


    array elements concatenated recursively till
    the specified depth.

    • flatMap() It maps all array elements via


    mapping function, then flattens the result
    into a new array.

    • fill() It fills elements into an array with


    static values.
    • from() It creates a new array carrying the
    exact copy of another array element.

    • find() It returns the value of the first


    element in the given array that satisfies the
    specified condition.

    • findIndex()It returns the index value of the


    first element in the given array that satisfies
    the specified condition.

    • forEach() It invokes the provided function


    once for each element of an array.

    • includes() It checks whether the given array


    contains the specified element.

    • indexOf() It searches the specified element


    in the given array and returns the index of
    the first match.

    • isArray() It tests if the passed value ia an


    array.

    • join() It joins the elements of an array as a


    string.

    • keys() It creates an iterator object that


    contains only the keys of the array, then
    loops through these keys.
    • map() It calls the specified function for
    every array element and returns the new
    array

    • of()It creates a new array from a variable


    number of arguments, holding any type of
    argument.

    • pop() It removes and returns the last


    element of an array.

    • push() It adds one or more elements to the


    end of an array.

    • reverse() It reverses the elements of given


    array.

    • some() It determines if any element of the


    array passes the test of the implemented
    function.
    • shift() It removes and returns the first
    element of an array.

    • slice() It returns a new array containing the


    copy of the part of the given array.

    • sort() It returns the element of the given


    array in a sorted order.

    • splice()It add/remove elements to/from the


    given array.

    • unshift() It adds one or more elements in


    the beginning of the given array.

    • values() It creates a new iterator object


    carrying values for each index in the array.
    • length() it determine the no of elements in
    array

    • Shift() Vs pop() Method in JavaScript


    Shift() method removes the first element and whereas the pop() method
    removes the last element from an array. Both methods will change the original
    STRING
    array.

    • charAt() It provides the char value present at


    the specified index.

    • concat() It provides a combination of two or


    more strings.

    • indexOf() It provides the position of a char


    value present in the given string.

    • lastIndexOf() It provides the position of a char


    value present in the given string by searching a
    character from the last position.

    • slice() It is used to fetch the part of the given


    string. It allows us to assign positive as well
    negative index.

    • toLowerCase() It converts the given string into


    lowercase letter.

    • toUpperCase() It converts the given string into


    uppercase letter.
    • valueOf() It provides the primitive value of
    string object.

    • split() It splits a string into substring array,


    then returns that newly created array.

    trim() It trims the white space from the left


    and right side of the string.

    Objects
    Accessing Object Values:

    Looping an Object:

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