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.every() Accepts a test function and returns a boolean if all the elements of the array pass the test.

Sifat Ullah Sharkar answered on May 31, 2022 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer .every() Accepts a test function and returns a boolean if all the elements of the array pass the test.

.every() Accepts a test function and returns a boolean if all the elements of the array pass the test.

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["gonna", "give", "you"].every((element) => element.startsWith("g")) // false

["apple", "android", "aluminium"].every((element) => element.startsWith("a")) // true

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