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JavaScript Methods Cheat Sheet

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This document provides a cheat sheet of 30 common JavaScript methods categorized by the type of data they operate on: arrays, strings, and numbers. It lists the method name, type, parameters…

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METHOD TYPE PARAMETERS DEFINITION

slice() A (start, end) extracts section of an array and returns a new array

reverse() A none reverses the order of an array

join() A (separator) joins elements of an array & returns a string

shift() A none removes first element of array, and returns that element

unshift() A (element1, element2.......) adds new items to the front of array, and returns new length

pop() A none removes last element of array, and returns that element

push() A (element1, element2.......) adds new items to the end of array, and returns new length

forEach() A function(element, index, arr) executes function once for each array element (returns nothing)

filter() A function(element, index, arr) creates a new array that contains all the values for which the
callback function returns true

map() function(element, index, arr) executes function once for each array element (returns a new,
A transformed array)

reduce() A function(acc, element, index, executes a function for each value of the array, from left to right,
arr), initialValue and reduces the array to a single value

reduceRight() function(acc, element, index, executes a function for each value of the array, from right to left,
A arr), initialValue and reduces the array to a single value

split() S (separator, limit) splits a string into array of substrings

slice() S (start, end) extracts section of a string and returns it as a new string
non-inclusive
substring() S (start, end) the same as slice(), but can't accept negative values

substr() (start, length) extracts parts of a string beginning at character of specified


S position, & returns the specified number of characters.

charAt() S (index) returns the character at specified index of string

indexOf() (searchvalue, startingIndex) returns the position of the first occurrence of a specified value
S in a string.

lastIndexOf() (searchvalue, startingIndex) returns the position of the last occurrence of a specified value
S in a string.

String() (object) converts the value of an object to a string

toString() N (radix) converts a number to a string

toFixed() N (x) converts number into string, keeping a specified number


of decimals (x)

Number() (object) converts the value of an object to a number

parseFloat() N (string) parses a string and returns a number

parseInt() N (string, radix) parses a string and returns a whole number

[Link]() N (x) returns the value of a number (x) rounded to the nearest integer

[Link]() N (x) returns a value (x) rounded up to its nearest integer

[Link]() N (x) returns a value (x) rounded down to its nearest integer

[Link]() N (num1, num2, num3,......) returns the number with the lower value

[Link]() N (num1, num2, num3,......) returns the number with the highest value

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