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Mariusz Nowak
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- Array.from always returns copy of input array - Array.from implements optional mapping functionality - Array.toArray was introduced as alternative that does not produce copy of an array if it's not needed - Array#copy was removed, as same now can be achived by Array.from Array.from doesn't follow ES6 spec in full: - It doesn't support iterators (which are non existent and cannot be fully shimmed in ES5) - It doesn't produce array subclasses if it's called in context of such constructors. Array subclasses are not possible in plain ES5 (note: still in many implementations they can be produced with help of `__proto__`, so this part may be subject to changes)
10 lines
176 B
JavaScript
10 lines
176 B
JavaScript
'use strict';
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var from = require('./from')
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, isArray = Array.isArray;
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module.exports = function (arrayLike) {
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return isArray(arrayLike) ? arrayLike : from(arrayLike);
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};
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