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    Steven ⬢‏ @styfle Jul 29

    http://Array.prototype.at () is available now! Don't be the _last_ to know about it 🙂 ◦ Chrome 92 ◦ Firefox 90 ◦ Node.js 16.5.0 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/at …pic.twitter.com/x8WLNmdNEs

    const letters = ['a', 'b', 'c']

// old way to get "c"
let last1 = letters[letters.length - 1]

// another old way to get "c"
let last2 = letters.slice(-1)[0]

// new way to get "c"
let last3 = letters.at(-1)
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      1. Steven ⬢‏ @styfle Jul 30

        Oops, theres a typo 👆 Should be Node.js 16.6.0 (the feature is in V8 9.2)https://github.com/nodejs/node/releases/tag/v16.6.0 …

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      1. Ivan Babak‏ @sompylasar Jul 29
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        // new way to get "c" let last4 = typeof http://letters.at  === 'function' ? http://letters.at (-1) : letters[letters.length - 1];

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      2. Llorenç Pujol‏ @llorenspujol Jul 30
        Replying to @styfle

        It's okay I suppose, though I still prefer the verbosity of 'array.length -1'. 'last()' would have been more readable friendly, especially for newcommers.

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      3. Islam Attrash‏ @IslamAttrash Jul 30
        Replying to @llorenspujol @styfle

        +1 for `last()`

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      1. Benny Powers  🇨🇦 بيني باورز  🇮🇱 בני פאוורס‏ @PowersBenny Jul 30
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        Safari 43...

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      2. bybbsy‏ @bybbsy_ Jul 30
        Replying to @styfle

        That's great, I guess you can use it whenever you want, but Array.prototype.reverse looks much more appropriate.

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      3. Fabian‏ @madebyfabian Jul 30
        Replying to @bybbsy_ @styfle

        Array reverse mutates the original array, and, I speaking of performance, don’t think it’s Great to always reverse it when you just want to select the last element 😄

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      2. Manas Panigrahi‏ @immkp_ Jul 30
        Replying to @styfle

        slowly js is becoming python

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      3. Ralph Yozzo‏ @fedex1 Jul 30
        Replying to @immkp_ @styfle

        Yes I agree this looks a lot like python. Go @gvanrossum

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      1. Steven ⬢‏ @styfle Jul 30

        Interesting fact: at() was previously called item() but renamed due to a collision with YUI, affecting http://flicker.com  and othershttps://github.com/tc39/proposal-relative-indexing-method/issues/34 …

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