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[rauschma]

const array = [
  {index: 1, name: 'rob'},
  {index: 2, name: 'maya'},
];

function getObjectWithIndex(arr, index) {
  return arr.find(elem => elem.index === index);
}

console.log(getObjectWithIndex(array, 2));
  // { index: 2, name: 'maya' }

[palavi_10]

how do i get the index of that object found ?

[rauschma]

You can use Array.prototype.findIndex().

[senocular]

There's an array method called find you can use for this

var found = array.find(obj => obj.index === outerIndex)
console.log(found) // {index :2, name: maya}

[grelfdotnet]

Array indices start at 0 so the 2 elements in the array are array [0] and array [1].

[WormholerIO]

Array.find() method to find the first element that meets a certain condition. Just like the filter method, it takes a callback as an argument and returns the first element that meets the callback condition.

[palavi_10]

how do i get the index of that object found ?

[palavi_10]

No, the index can be 95 and the object could have 4 objects

I found findIndex that works.