Sunday, 20 March 2016

javascript - JS insert into array at specific index




I would like to insert a string into an array at a specific index. How can I do that?



I tried to use push()


Answer




Well, thats pretty easy. Assuming you have an array with 5 objects inside and you want to insert a string at index 2 you can simply use javascripts array splice method:



var array = ['foo', 'bar', 1, 2, 3],
insertAtIndex = 2,
stringToBeInserted = 'someString';

// insert string 'someString' into the array at index 2
array.splice( insertAtIndex, 0, stringToBeInserted );



Your result will be now:



['foo', 'bar', 'someString', 1, 2, 3]


FYI: The push() method you used just adds new items to the end of an array (and returns the new length)


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