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Typescript Array Sort

How array sort works in typescript Let us see how we can sort an array in typescript. Suppose we have an array are mentioned below, and I want to sort it. The easiest way is the [].sort function. arr = [ 'vue' , 'angular' , 'react' ] console . log ( arr . sort ( ) ) //result //['angular','react','vue'] Sort function return type So the surprising part is that the sort function has actually manipulated our original array. It does not return a new array. Instead, it reorders our original array. Use Of ReadOnly Let’s have a close look at result again and try to log the original array. arr = [ 'vue' , 'angular' , 'react' ] console . log ( arr . sort ( ) ) console . log ( arr ) //result //['angular','react','vue'] //['angular','react','vue'] Sometimes we actually don't want to manipulate the original a
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