Ire Aderinokun • 11/19/2018

You might not need a loop

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This technical article discusses how JavaScript developers can often replace traditional for loops with built-in Array methods. It provides practical examples using map() to transform data, filter() to select items, and introduces every() and some() for condition testing, promoting a more declarative and functional programming style.

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