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Djazair
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Arrays

Arrays are dynamic, ordered lists. They can hold mixed data types, resize automatically, and feature an extensive collection of utility methods.

Instantiation

let list = [10, "apple", True, [3, 4]]
print(list[0])    # => 10
print(list[3][1]) # => 4

Full Methods Catalog

Method Description
length()Number of elements
append(value)Add value at end
pop(index?)Remove and return element (last or at index)
insert(index, val)Insert at position, shifting elements
remove(value)Remove first occurrence of value
reverse()Reverse array in-place
reversed()Return new array in reverse order (original unchanged)
index(value|cb)Index of value or first element matching callback (-1 if not found)
extend(array)Append all elements from another array
sort(descOrCmp?)Sort array; accepts bool (descending) or comparator function
sorted(desc?)Return sorted copy (original unchanged)
copy()Return shallow copy of array
clear()Remove all elements
contains(value)Check if value exists in array
count(value)Count occurrences of value
concat(other)Return new array with elements from both
slice(start, end?)Extract sub-array
join(sep)Join elements into string with separator
flatten()Flatten nested arrays one level
unique()Return new array with duplicate values removed
all()All elements are truthy
any()Any element is truthy
min()Minimum value in array
max()Maximum value in array
sum()Sum of all numeric elements
map(callback)Transform each element, return new array
filter(callback)Keep elements where callback returns truthy
reduce(callback, init)Accumulate values into single result
find(value)Find first element matching value or callback (Null if not found)
every(callback)Check if all elements pass callback
some(callback)Check if any element passes callback

Method Chaining Example

let numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
let result = numbers
    .filter(fn(x) => x % 2 == 0)
    .map(fn(x) => x * 10)
    .sum()

print(result) # (2*10) + (4*10) + (6*10) => 120

Sort Variants

let arr = [5, 1, 9, 3]
arr.sort()                 # ascending: [1, 3, 5, 9]
arr.sort(True)             # descending: [9, 5, 3, 1]
arr.sort(fn(x, y) => y - x) # custom comparator: [9, 5, 3, 1]
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