Why does the code snippet below return an empty array despite 'Delhi' being included in both arrays?
const cities = [
{ _id: '5bqAPcRutbZDgfdRT', name: 'Ahmedabad' },
{ _id: 'PSzMrGENYKfF2wbKQ', name: 'Anand' },
{ _id: 'tJZnaQuiy8bvvmv3B', name: 'Bangalore' },
{ _id: 'SFuvn99mtn5qgZrXh', name: 'Delhi' },
{ _id: 'SKFibyqad3sfqs3N2', name: 'Goa' },
{ _id: 'wLP4whAeYnaqDeZt7', name: 'Kolkata' },
{ _id: 'Hv8L7cw8Mn6m8uMXv', name: 'Lonavala' },
{ _id: 'vbc4RJjPq5xMGizbS', name: 'Mumbai' },
{ _id: 'uHaqkBZQqTEEhW4yv', name: 'Pune' },
{ _id: 'jfBaJf3ssqaX8zzx4', name: 'Surat' },
{ _id: 'pdcnk5jLPigh24iBe', name: 'Udvada' },
{ _id: '5EEZCdgN8zbBs5gKP', name: 'Vadodara' }
]
const addressSplits = [ ' India', ' Haryana', ' Delhi', 'DLF Place' ]
const city = cities.filter((el) => addressSplits.includes(el.name));
console.log(city);Output: Array[] instaed of Array[{ _id: 'SFuvn99mtn5qgZrXh', name: 'Delhi' }]
Leading space in the addressSplit array. My bad guys. Thanks @CherryDT