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GeezerVison is showing www.geeksforgeeks.org — JavaScript ArrayBuffer maxByteLength Property - GeeksforGeeks JavaScript ArrayBuffer maxByteLength PropertyLast Updated : 23 Jul, 2025 JavaScript maxByteLength in ArrayBuffer is used to set the maximum size of ArrayBuffer in bytes. This specified length is the maximum length to which we can resize the ArrayBuffer. This is a read-only property and can only be set when the ArrayBuffer object is created and cannot be changed afterward. If this property is left blank it is by default set to the byteLength specified during object creation. Syntax: {maxByteLength: val} // To set max value
arr.maxByteLength // To get max value
Parameter: It has one parameter only Return Value: When used as a getter it returns the maximum value in Number. Example 1: This example will set the maximum value and print it on the console.
Output: When we try to resize the array beyond it's maximum capacity it will throw an error. ![]() Example 2: This example will try to increase the byteLength beyond it's capacity.
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We have a complete list of ArrayBuffer methods and properties, to check Please go through the JavaScript ArrayBuffer Reference article. Comment Explore |
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