A helper to `reduce()` an array of arrays into a single array
This 5th installment in our `reduce()` series looks at another example - `flatten()`, a helper to reduce an array of arrays into a singl ...
Kabolobari Benakole ~ 3 min read
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Always supply `initialValue` to `reduce()`
This 4th installment in our `reduce()` series looks at one example. The example helps us to see why we should always supply initial valu ...
Kabolobari Benakole ~ 3 min read
How `reduce()` works
In this third installment in our `reduce()` series we dig deeper into the guts of the method to see how it works.
Kabolobari Benakole ~ 2 min read
What is `reduce()`?
Picture an array, a list of things. You execute (or call) .reduce() on it, and it reduces it to one thing. Let's get to that one thing.
Kabolobari Benakole ~ 3 min read