JavaScript Array Methods

JavaScript Array Methods

JavaScript provides many built-in array methods to add, remove, search, sort, and manipulate data efficiently.


 1. push() – Add Item to End

Output:
["Apple", "Banana", "Mango"]


 2. pop() – Remove Last Item

Output:
["Apple", "Banana"]


 3. shift() – Remove First Item

Output:
["Banana"]


 4. unshift() – Add Item to Beginning

Output:
["Orange", "Banana"]


 5. splice() – Add or Remove Items

Output:
[10, 20, 40]

Add using splice:


 6. slice() – Copy Part of Array


 7. concat() – Join Arrays


 8. indexOf() – Find Position


 9. includes() – Check If Exists


 10. sort() – Sort Alphabetically or Numerically

Sort numbers properly:


 11. reverse() – Reverse Array


 12. join() – Convert Array to String


 13. map() – Create New Array by Applying Function


 14. filter() – Returns Only Matching Elements


 15. reduce() – Calculate a Single Result

Example: sum of numbers


 16. forEach() – Loop Through Array


✔ Summary Table

Method Action
push() Add to end
pop() Remove last
shift() Remove first
unshift() Add first
splice() Add/remove items
slice() Copy portion
concat() Combine arrays
indexOf() / includes() Search items
sort() / reverse() Modify order
join() Convert to string
map() Transform array
filter() Filter values
reduce() Compute single result
forEach() Loop through items

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