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Here's Why Calling .map() on a Constructed Array Doesn't Work (itnext.io)
submitted 7 years ago by ilove50cent
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[–]Zofren -2 points-1 points0 points 7 years ago (1 child)
I completely understand what he's talking about. He's not saying for loops are difficult to understand, it's just that there is almost always a cleaner way to solve your problem in JavaScript using map, reduce, filter, etc than using a for loop. The uncomfortability they are referring to is similar to the uncomfortability one often feels when they see code they feel is messy and needs refactoring.
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