"Array.from ()" separates the values ​​that are written into. it defines each of the things he separates as a sequence element.

Array.isArray() function determines whether the value passed to this function is an array or not. This function returns true if the argument passed is array else it returns false.

The pop () method removes the last element of an array. And define a new array. So this method changes the sequence (length and elements). pop () does not perform properly when applied regularly to non-sequence arrays. If we apply pop () in an empty array, it returns the "undefined" value.

The push () method adds one or more elements to the end of an array. And it returns its new length. This changes the number and length of elements of the array. Although strings are natural, the strings are not invariant because they are array-like objects, but are not suitable for applications in this method. Similarly, the Array-like object also applies to arguments.

The Slice() method copies the desired portion of a directory.

The sort () method sorts the items in an array. This order (if we do not specify a function) is in the form of increasing order.

The forEach () method is used to execute a function on each element in an array. In other words: forEach (), the ForEach () method runs a function once provided for each array element.

The Map () method scans through each element of the array. It returns a new array with the elements it scans. The map() method calls the provided function once for each element in an array, in order. The map () method does not change the array, like other methods.