I think they just meant that you shouldn't mutate the original array/object directly. Best practice would be to return a new array with the correctly arranged elements within it.
Would be a minor code change, and would be more widely accepted since you should never mutate original data in a black box style function call.
It works perfectly with tests
github.com/jalal246/move-position/...
I think they just meant that you shouldn't mutate the original array/object directly. Best practice would be to return a new array with the correctly arranged elements within it.
Would be a minor code change, and would be more widely accepted since you should never mutate original data in a black box style function call.
It's optional just pass
{isMutate: false}and it won't mutate: github.com/jalal246/move-position#....It depends. 1-The scale of your data 2-Data mutation frequency 3-Data reference type.