I tried replacing my elements specifically with an object. But it is just adding up like a push and making the array longer.
let arr = [];
function addToArray(index){
let comment = value;
let score= scoreType;
let scorenow = score;
let id = id;
arr.splice(index,0,{comment,score,scorenow ,id });
}
I am figuring out a way to insert this object only to the index of arr.
Example : addToArray(2) should return a [undefined,undefined,{comment,score,scorenow,id}]
You can use this syntax:
let arr = [];
function addToArray(index){
let comment = 1;
let score= 2;
let scorenow = 3;
let id = 4;
arr[index] = { comment, score, scorenow, id };
}
addToArray(2);
console.log(arr);If you want to do it with splice method you have to define the arr length first:
let arr = [];
function addToArray(index){
let comment = 1;
let score= 2;
let scorenow = 3;
let id = 4;
arr.length = index;
arr.splice(index, 0, { comment, score, scorenow, id });
}
addToArray(2);
console.log(arr);try this instead :
arr.splice(index,1,{comment,score,scorenow ,id });
putting 1 instead of 0 will replace the specific element , not appending a new one