I have an array in which I store elements fetched from database at the index position of their Id for convenience. Doing so, I can have a lot of in my array, and now I wonder if these slots are actually stored in memory by angular (which would lead to changing my implementation) or not. I did some research but couldn't find an answer. Example : Fetch from DB : object{id=3, .....}, object{id=5, ....} Array constructed : [<3 empty slot>, 3, <1 empty slot>, 5]
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That doesn't really have nothing to do with Angular, but with the language per-se, in this case, Typescript, which translates to Javascript.
That means your answer can be found in the accepted answer of this question
TL;DR: No, those slots don't actually occupy memory

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