Another sample is array.push vs array.unshift, basically for memory reasons. If I remember correctly, a push is simple for most computers because it already has "extra" memory allocated at the end of an array, and will only have to recreate the array when the allocated memory runs out. unshift however will always recreate the whole array because adding an item to the start of an array would require moving ever single item one step. Recreating the whole array is simpler to do than moving each one.
Another sample is
array.pushvsarray.unshift, basically for memory reasons. If I remember correctly, apushis simple for most computers because it already has "extra" memory allocated at the end of an array, and will only have to recreate the array when the allocated memory runs out.unshifthowever will always recreate the whole array because adding an item to the start of an array would require moving ever single item one step. Recreating the whole array is simpler to do than moving each one.See stackoverflow.com/questions/440315...
Huh, interesting!