More About Array – JavaScript Series – Part 21

In last part we learned about array, in this part we are going to go a little deep around arary.

Suppose we’ve an array of favAnimeList = [‘One piece’, ‘Dr Stone’, ‘Haikyuu’, ‘Attack on Titan’]

Now we want to delete the last one. How we can do this ?

Using the pop.

Now we want to add “naruto” in the array. How we can do this ?

Just using push. This will add the value in end

Now we can easily sort the array using sort

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Can you use array now ?

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