New Array
Functions
newArray
▸ newArray<T>(defaultValue, size): T[]
Initializes an array with all of the elements containing the specified default value.
The provided default value will be copied with the deepCopy function before adding it to the
new array. Thus, you can initialize an array of arrays, or an array of maps, and so on. (If the
deepCopy function was not used, then all of the array elements would just be references to the
same underlying data structure.)
For example:
const arrayWithZeroes = newArray(0, 10); // Has 10 elements of 0.
const arrayWithArrays = newArray([0], 20); // Has 20 elements of an array with a 0 in it.
Type parameters
| Name |
|---|
T |
Parameters
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
defaultValue | T |
size | int |
Returns
T[]