I have array like this:
const arr2 = [
one => {
'Hello';
},
two => {
'Answer';
},
three => {
'LOREM IPSUM';
},
];
If javascript have arrow operator inside array then how can i push value at one or at two.
const arr2 = [
one => {
'Hello';
},
two => {
'Answer';
},
three => {
'LOREM IPSUM';
},
];
The one above is basically an array of arrow functions.
so if you do arr2[0] it will print
one => {
'Hello';
}
If you wanna do normal push and pop, you can do the same as what you do with arrays in JS
But by your question of double arrow operator , im assuming you wanna have to change values at particular index.
You can always do by arr2[1] = someFunc you wanna assign
Update:
this is what i did and this is the console.log for the same:
const arr2 = [
one => {
'Hello';
},
two => {
'Answer';
},
three => {
'LOREM IPSUM';
},
];
arr2.push("hey")
arr2[1] = "what is this even"
console.log(arr2)
/** [one => {
'Hello';
}, "what is this even", three => {
'LOREM IPSUM';
}, "hey"] **/
Hope it clears :)
Do let me know in case if any concerns