To create a zero-filled JavaScript array, use the Unit8Array typed array.ExampleYou can try to run the following code:Live Demo                    var arr1 = ["marketing", "technical", "finance", "sales"];          var arr2 = new Uint8Array(4);          document.write(arr1);          document.write("Zero filled array: "+arr2);          

To append an item to a JavaScript array, use the push() method.ExampleYou can try to run the following code to append an item:Live Demo                    var arr = ["marketing", "technical", "finance", "sales"];          arr.push("HR");          document.write(arr);           Outputmarketing,technical,finance,sales,HR

ECMAScript allows usage of const to define constants in JavaScript. To define integer constants in JavaScript, use the const,const MY_VAL = 5; // This will throw an error MY_VAL = 10;As shown above, MY_VAL is a constant and value 5 is assigned. On assigning, another value to a constant variable shows an error.Using const will not allow you to reassign any value to MY_VAL again. If you will assign a new value to a constant, then it would lead to an error.

In JavaScript, we can check for particular class whether it is contained by an HTML element or not, in the HTML document. During the development of the web page, a developer uses many classes and sometimes assign similar classes to different elements which requires same styles in CSS. In this process, the developer may forget the class given to the particular element, then the developer may need check for the class inside the element using the JavaScript. In this tutorial, we are going to discuss how we can test if an element contains class in JavaScript. To check for the ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will learn the methods to randomize or shuffle a JavaScript array. We can achieve this by using existing shuffle functions in some libraries or algorithms. Let’s move forward to discuss this. Using the Fisher-Yates Algorithm and Destructuring Assignment Here, the algorithm iterates through the array from the last index to the first index. In each looping, it swaps the array values and creates a random permutation of a finite sequence. We can follow the syntax below for using this algorithm. Syntax for (var i=arr.length – 1;i>0;i--) { var j = Math.floor(Math.random() * (i ... Read More

In this tutorial, let’s find out how to extend an existing JavaScript array with another array. Before explaining the steps, we need to be aware that there is a requirement for several arrays at various times, and learning the right method can save our coding time. You will find more than four methods to extend an array with another. So, most likely, find an easy-to-remember method in the tutorial. Using Array push() Method and Spread Syntax The push() method is extremely useful in adding items to an existing JavaScript array. Moreover, you can pass a variety of different arguments based ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will learn how to merge two arrays in JavaScript. In JavaScript, we can merge two arrays in different approaches, and in this tutorial, we will see some of the approaches for doing this − Using the Array concate() method Using the spread operator Using the loop iteration Using the Array concate() method The Array concate() method merges two or multiple arrays. It is one of the best method to merge arrays in JavaScript. This method operates on an array, takes another array in the parameters, and returns a new one after merging these ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will try to get the last element in an array using the following three approaches − Using Array length Property. Using the slice() Method. Using the pop() Method. Using Array length Property The length property of an array returns the number of elements in an array. The array index will start from 0, and the last index will total the length of array -1. For example, if the length of the array is 5 the indexing numbering will be 0 to 4. That means if we want to get the last element, the index ... Read More

To compare two arrays in Javascript, there are various approaches we can use. We will be understanding various approaches in this article. When comparing two arrays, we cannot use “==” or “===” operator as it compares the addresses of the memory block to which both the arrays are pointing resulting in a false result. In this article we are having two arrays and our task is to compare two arrays in JavaScript. Approaches to Compare Arrays in JavaScript Here is a list of approaches to compare two arrays in JavaScript which we will be discussing in this article with stepwise ... Read More

We will learn how to add new array elements at the beginning of an array in JavaScript. To achieve this in JavaScript we have multiple ways, a few of them are following. Using the Array unshift() Method Using the Array splice() Method Using ES6 Spread Operator Using the Array unshift() Method The array unshift() method in JavaScript is used to add new elements at the start of the array. This method changes the original array by overwriting the elements inside it. Syntax arr.unshift(element1, element2, . . . . . . , elementN) Parameter element1, element2, …, ... Read More