| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| JsArray.Comparator<T> | |
| JsArray.Converter<T,R> | |
| JsArray.FlatMap<S,T> | |
| JsArray.FlatMap2<S,T> | |
| JsArray.FlatMap3<S,T> | |
| JsArray.ForEachCallback<T> | |
| JsArray.ForEachCallback2<T> | |
| JsArray.ForEachCallback3<T> | |
| JsArray.Map<R,T> | |
| JsArray.Map2<R,T> | |
| JsArray.Map3<R,T> | |
| JsArray.Predicate<T> | |
| JsArray.Predicate2<T> | |
| JsArray.Predicate3<T> | |
| JsArray.Reduce<R,T> | |
| JsArray.Reduce2<R,T> | |
| JsArray.Reduce3<R,T> | |
| JsIIterableResult<T> | |
| JsIterable<T> | |
| JsIterator<T> | |
| JsIteratorIterable<T> |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| JsArray<T> |
The JavaScript Array class is a global object that is used in the construction of arrays; which are high-level, list-like objects.
|
| JsArray.Entry<T> |
The code drew heavy inspiration from the generated code in the elemental2-core package
but was rewritten and merged with the output from a webtack experiment. The documentation was derived and/or
copied from the MDN website.