data.js

Data.js guide

With this framework, you can easily work in arrays.

Usage

This framework syntax very simple

const Data = require("./data"); // importing data.js
var app = new Data(["data.js","javascript",14,25,9,16], // the main array that the framework takes
{
    get: 0, // returns the desired value from the array
    getLength: true, // returns length of array
    join: ", ", // places the desired value between array values
    copy: 1, // copies any value in the array
    constructor: true, // returns the data type
    entries: true, // returns the data type
    reverse: true, // displays the values ​​in reverse order.
    sort: true, // sorts the values in alphabetical order
    fill: "data.js", // replaces the array values ​​with the value in this method
    shift: true, // assigns the first value
    map: Math.sqrt, // delete array values
    pop: true // returns the final value
});

Importing Data.js

To use this framework, upload it to your new file

const Data = require("./data") // importing

First method in Data.js

Since the method name is not given in Data.js, you name it with the name of the imported variable

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
});

Returns any value in the array

The get: method will help you to do this.

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
    get: 3
});

Determine the number of values ​​in an array

This is done using the getLength: method.

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
    getLength: true
});

Add any character or letter between values ​​in the array

For example, if you want to add a comma between array values, please:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   join: ", " 
});

Copy any value in the array

It’s very easy:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   copy: 0 
});

Check that it is array

Try:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   constructor: true,
   /*
    or
   */
   entries: true
});

Return array values ​​in reverse order

You reverse the array values ​​using the reverse: method.

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
    reverse: true
});

Return array values ​​in English alphabetical order

To do this, you need the sort: method.

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    sort: true
});

Change all values ​​of the array to a single value

To do this, you need the fill: method.

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    fill: "data.js"
});

Delete the values ​​of the array

Try:

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    shift: true
});

Compute all array values ​​in one round

That is, find the root of all the values ​​in the array:

var app = new Data([16,25,9,100],{
    map: Math.sqrt
});

pop: method

This method changes the length of an array.

var app = new Data([16,25,9,100],{
    pop: true
});

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