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// const name=["Sarthik","Jeel","Krushil"]

// console.log(name)

// //length of array

// console.log("length of name array is: ",name.length)

// // convert array into String

// console.log("Array to String: ",name.toString())

// // get indexed element from an array

// console.log("2nd element of the array : ",name.at(1))

// //all array element is joined

const fruit=['banana','Apple','Kiwi']

console.log("join: ",fruit.join('')) // join method join all array element into String

//remove last element from the array

// fruit.pop();

// console.log("pop: ",fruit)

//add element in array at the end

// fruit.push('Orange')

// console.log("push: ",fruit)

//remove the first array element -> shift

// fruit.shift()

// console.log("shift: ",fruit)

//add new element in array at the beginning -> unshift

// fruit.unshift("Mango")

// console.log("unshift: ",fruit)

//method search an array of element value and return its position

// console.log(fruit.indexOf("Apple"))

// if item is not found then it return -1

//check if an element is present in the array or not

console.log("include: ",fruit.includes("Kiwi"))

//check last index of element

console.log(fruit.lastIndexOf("Kiwi")) // lastIndexOf(searchElement, fromIndex)

// it gives a last index given element in array.(if element is not their then return -1)

//Array.findIndex

// it is used to find the index of the first element that passed in a condition.

// const number=[34,23,54,21,65]

// const large=(number)=>number>43

// console.log(number.findIndex(large))

//Array.find

// it is use for to find some specific first element into an array .

// const ar=[23,34,43,1,2,34,21]

// const found=ar.find((ele)=>ele>30)

// console.log("find: ",found)

//Array.Splice

//it is add/replace/remove the content in given object in specific location

// const fruits=["banana","Apple","Kiwi","Mango"]

// fruits.splice(2,1,"Orange","Grapes") // (index,deletecount,item1,...)

// console.log(fruits)

//Array.slice

// it copy some portion of the array into new array. It is not modified existing array

// const newfruit=fruits.slice(2,5)

// console.log(newfruit)

//Array.concat

// it combine two or more array,it does not make any modification on existing array

// const a=[1,2,3,4,5,6]

// const b=[7,8,9,0,3,4]

// console.log(a.concat(b))

//Array.reverse

// it reverse existing array and store into new array

// const ar1=[1,2,3,4,5,6]

// const reverse=ar1.reverse();

// console.log(reverse)

//Array.split

// it is split the words or characters from the string and store them into a new array.

const sentence="The Quick brown Fox jumping over the lazy Dog"

console.log(sentence.split(' '))

//Array.isArray

// check given value is array type or not

// const a=[1,2,3,4,"xyz",true]

// console.log(Array.isArray(a))

//Array.sort

// it is used to Sort the Array

// const sorting=[12,45,75,23,32]

// console.log(sorting.sort())

//for Each

// forEach() method calls a function for each element in an array.

// const number=[12,23,34,45,56]

// number.forEach(myfunction);

// function myfunction(num){

// // console.log(num)

// }

//Array.map

// It is create a new array that contain a result of callback function performed on every element.(X * 2)

// const person=[

// {key:1,value:200},

// {key:2,value: 250}

// ]

// person.map(getvalue)

// function getvalue(val){

// console.log(val.key,val.value,val.key*val.value)

// }

// Array.filter

// it is used to apply any kind of filter in the array and store the

// const word=["give","me","some","words","listen","hey"]

// const filterWord=word.filter((x)=>x.length>3)

// console.log(filterWord)

//Array.reduce

// The final result of running the reducer across all elements of the array is a single value./

// const sum=[12,233,455,643,545]

// const result=sum.reduce((acc,currVal)=>{

// console.log(`acc: ${acc} and currVal: ${currVal}`)

// return acc + currVal

// },0)

// console.log(`Sum is: ${result}`)

// console.log(...sum)