Thanks for sharing, Dom. It was an interesting read. I was curious to achieve the same results using Array.reduce.
Array.reduce
This is the solution I came up with:
const chunkArray = (array, chunkSize) => array.reduce((chunks, value, index) => { return index % chunkSize === 0 ? [...chunks, [value]] : chunks.map((chunk, idx) => idx === chunks.length-1 ? chunk.concat(value) : chunk ) }, [])
Awesome! I hadn’t even considered using reduce for this. 👏
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Thanks for sharing, Dom. It was an interesting read.
I was curious to achieve the same results using
Array.reduce
.This is the solution I came up with:
Awesome! I hadn’t even considered using reduce for this. 👏