Array At - In 2 Minutes - JavaScript

The array "at" method in JavaScript lets you access an element at a specific index and supports negative indices.
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[@user-dx3zu9pt7n]

thanks, i want to point another difference :
let a=[34,56,76,87];
a[-2]=999;
console.log( a.at(-2) ); //76
console.log( a[-2] ); //999

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[@batchrocketproject4720]

yes, care needed. The -2 'element' is not an element but a key of object 'a' (js arrays are also objects). adding keys that way doesn''t change the array length and the key's value (999 here) is ignored when iterating arrays with array methods.

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[@SilentBlueDragon]

You neglected to demonstrate what happens when you go past the limit in the negative direction.
For example:
result = [ 'dcode', 'new.user.91', 'CodingMan' ].at( -5 );
returns undefined

[@dcode-software]

Good to know that it returns undefined when you go out of range with a negative index as well