I am returning to Javascript development after many years of not doing it. I am running visual studio code on a mac. I am having trouble understanding the tool tip documentation provided for me in visual studio code.
Could some one please clarify?
Example 1:
const numbers = [1,5,3,8];
let val;
val = numbers.sort(
When I am hoovering over the sort function I get this:
As far as I can tell this tells me that:
- (method) -> This is a method
- Array -> This is an array
- -> The types in the array are numbers?
- sort -> The name of the method
- compareFn?: (a: number, b: number) -> The input parameter is a function(a,b)
- => number -> The return type must be a number? (Not sure about the =>)
- number[] -> The method returns an array
Is this correct?
Example 2:
const numbers = [1,5,3,8];
let val;
val = numbers.find(
Tool tip:
I am not sure what this means. To be clear, looking at this reference I understand how to use the find method but I don't understand the documentation. Also the reference displays the syntax as this:
arr.find(callback[, thisArg])
