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JavaScript Array String Methods 2025

The document outlines various JavaScript array and string methods, including creation, manipulation, iteration, and transformation techniques. It highlights methods for adding and removing elements, searching, sorting, and the latest ES2025 updates such as 'toSorted()' and 'toReversed()'. Each method is accompanied by examples for clarity.

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JavaScript Array String Methods 2025

The document outlines various JavaScript array and string methods, including creation, manipulation, iteration, and transformation techniques. It highlights methods for adding and removing elements, searching, sorting, and the latest ES2025 updates such as 'toSorted()' and 'toReversed()'. Each method is accompanied by examples for clarity.

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JavaScript Array and String Methods (Updated 2025)

# JavaScript Array Methods


Arrays in JavaScript provide powerful built-in methods for manipulation, searching, and iteration.

## Creating & Converting Arrays


- **Array.from()**: Creates an array from iterable objects. Example: `Array.from("hello")`
- **Array.of()**: Creates an array from arguments. Example: `Array.of(1,2,3)`
- **Array.isArray()**: Checks if a value is an array.

## Adding & Removing Elements


- **push()**: Adds element(s) to end. Example: `arr.push(4)`
- **pop()**: Removes last element. Example: `arr.pop()`
- **unshift()**: Adds elements at the beginning. Example: `arr.unshift(0)`
- **shift()**: Removes first element. Example: `arr.shift()`
- **splice()**: Adds/removes elements anywhere. Example: `arr.splice(1,1,"new")`
- **slice()**: Extracts a portion of an array. Example: `arr.slice(1,3)`

## Iteration & Transformation


- **map()**: Transforms elements into a new array. Example: `arr.map(x => x*2)`
- **forEach()**: Iterates but doesn't return a new array.
- **filter()**: Returns a new array with elements matching a condition. Example: `arr.filter(x => x > 10)`
- **reduce()**: Accumulates values. Example: `arr.reduce((acc, num) => acc + num, 0)`

## Searching & Checking


- **find()**: Returns first element that matches condition. Example: `arr.find(x => x > 10)`
- **findIndex()**: Returns index of first match.
- **includes()**: Checks if an element exists.
- **indexOf()**: Finds index of an element.

## Sorting & Reversing


- **sort()**: Sorts elements (lexicographically by default). Example: `arr.sort((a,b) => a-b)`
- **reverse()**: Reverses array order.

# JavaScript String Methods


## Checking & Searching
- **includes()**: Checks if a substring exists.
- **indexOf()**: Finds first occurrence of a substring.
- **startsWith()**: Checks if a string starts with a substring.
- **endsWith()**: Checks if a string ends with a substring.

## Transforming
- **toUpperCase()**: Converts to uppercase.
- **toLowerCase()**: Converts to lowercase.
- **trim()**: Removes whitespace.
- **replace()**: Replaces a substring.
- **replaceAll()**: Replaces all matches.

# Latest ES2025 Updates


- **toSorted()**: Returns a sorted array without modifying the original.
- **toReversed()**: Returns a reversed array without modifying the original.

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