Array Some - In 2 Minutes - JavaScript

The array "some" method in JavaScript lets you test whether or not at least 1 element in your array passes a specified condition. Perfect for knowing when to display something like an error message if "some" operations have failed on your web app 😎
For your reference, check this out:
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...
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[@christian-schubert]

Anyone else think that array.any( ) would've made a lot more sense? 😅
Ok, just now realized that this comment might be a bit misleading.
Obviously, there is no array.any() method in Javascript.
WHAT I MEANT was: it would've made much more sense if the ECMAScript specified Array.Any() instead of Array.Some() for the intended purposes highlighted in Dom's video.
Sorry for the confusion!

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