Frontend Interview Question | How to Flatten Array of Array ? | Recursion| Javascript Interview

Hi Everyone
Flatten Array of Array is one of the most asked Interview Question and this is very important to understand to solve many complex problems in programming.
This video will cover all about how to Flatten your array of array and how Recursion will help you to solve this use case.
Watch the complete video till the end to understand it completely.
What is Recursion?
Recursion is defined as the process of a function calling itself. A recursive function is the function that corresponds to this.
The base case (or halting condition) and the recursive call to itself are commonly two elements of a recursive function.
The base case is when the function should no longer recurse.'
A recursive call is when a function calls itself, usually with slightly modified arguments that 'work down' to the base case.
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should create the output variable inside the flatten function Try this : const arr = [[1,2],[3],4,6,[7,8],9,10]; function flattern(arr){ return arr.reduce((array,val)=>{ return array.concat(Array.isArray(val)?flattern(val):val); },[]); } console.log(flattern(arr));

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Hi Nisha can we do the recursion for brackets also like {{{}}{}}{}. I want to arrange it in an order .if yes please explain in one class

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More simple way is arr.flat(arr.length) Or arr.flat(2)

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sometimes flat methods is not allowed

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Cant we use flat method specifying depth...

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function flat(arr){ let output=[]; console.log(output) for(const ele of arr){ if(Array.isArray(ele)){ output= [...output,...flat(ele)] } else{ output.push(ele) } } return output; } console.log(flat([1,[2,[3],4],5]));

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it creates a string as the result, but not an array. doesn't solve the purpose...

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The output is not flattered array, it is string.

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We have flattened our array only

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all of this code just write arr.flat(Infinity)!

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The question states writing your own algorithm

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arr.flatMap(), you are welcome!

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Or arr.flat(Infinity)!

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