Cool man,thanks. What about some() though? developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
some()
It tries the predicate on every item until it returns a truthy value. If it reaches the end, returns false instead:
Array.prototype.some = function some(fn){ for (const item of this) if (fn(item)) return true return false }
The opposite is every():
every()
Array.prototype.every = function every(fn){ for (const item of this) if (!fn(item)) return false return true }
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Cool man,thanks. What about
some()
though?developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
It tries the predicate on every item until it returns a truthy value.
If it reaches the end, returns false instead:
The opposite is
every()
: