#6 - Difference between map(), filter() and reduce() in Javascript

[@maruf1287]

Finally I got the clear explanation! Thank you so much Naveen, The saviour! ❤

[@shashank9734]

// find min num in array using reduce let test1 = [ 32,89,2,-1,23,5679,232]; let min = test1.reduce((min,curr)=> (curr < min ? curr : min),test1[0]); console.log(min);

[@Arasuari]

Excellent presentation.. Thank you master ji

[@shubhamchikane7297]

awesome information, I like your way of sharing knowledge❤❤👏👏👏👏

[@SS-zo7or]

Great explanation. Could you please include Array.prototype in next video

[@DhrumilSoni812]

Thanks for the great explanation. ********************************** let numbers4 = [1,2,3,49,5]; let minNumber = numbers4.reduce((min, e)=>{ if(e

[@vikrantshingne8761]

let arrayNum= [10,5,25,8,30,15]; //30 let minnum=arrayNum.reduce( (min, num) =>{ if(num < min ) { return num; } else{ return min; } },top[0]); console.log(minnum)

[@sourabhsharma7578]

Thank you ,please also make video on window and document and prototype how we can use their function please

[@naveenautomationlabs]

sure :)

[@sanketchandure5212]

Hi Naveen Which extension you are using for autosuggesion

[@naveenautomationlabs]

No extension. It's inbuilt feature in vsc.

[@DenizBabayaka-NOAAAffiliate]

let top = [10,5,25,8,30,15]; //30 let minNum=top.reduce( (min, num) =>{ if(num < min ) { return num; } else{ return min; } },top[0]); console.log(minNum)

[@YogeshMane-s2o]

Hello Naveen sir, Can you please upload Selenium with C# tutorials??

[@naveenautomationlabs]

will start it soon...

[@Gaurav12081]

what is difference between map and filter both are almost same?

[@AbhishekDey-r9e]

// to find min number in an array using reduce func. let min = [12, 20, 6, 85, -7, 36, -9]; let minNum = min.reduce((mnum, ele) => { if (ele < mnum) { return ele; } else { return mnum; } }, min[0]); console.log(`minimum number is: ${minNum}`); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ minimum number is: -9

[@wajidkhan_17]

Minumimu Number -- let top = [10,5,25,8,30,15] let minNumb = top.reduce((min, numb) => { if (numb > min) return min; else { return numb; } },top[0]) console.log(minNumb); Doubt: If I remove the initial values (top[0]) then also I am getting the same results, Could you please help, is this not mandatory or mandatory but in some specific condition?

[@Arasuari]

yes, you will get the desired output even removing the initializer

[@RobinsonMartinezEngineer]

Hey Naveen! Thank you again!

[@naveenautomationlabs]

welcome :)

[@MeiyarasuS]

Thank you❤

[@naveenautomationlabs]

welcome :)

[@GurudattaPraharaj]

Java streams should have these functions 😛

[@yazhselvan4510]

Seems JS is full of, what we call as Lambda Expressions in Java! wherever I see this arrow, Lambda is blocking my mind..

[@naveenautomationlabs]

yes, please watch the next videos where I have explained about arrow => functions. I am sure you will get it.

[@ashutoshpratapsingh6872]

let top = [55,10,16,25,68,8,92,4,101]; let minNum = top.reduce((min,num) =>{ if(min