[Javascript] Lodash:refactoring Simple for Loops (_.find, _.findlast, _.filter)

This lesson shows how to refactor your old loops into using a simpler and more powerful lodash-style. We'll start by looking at what many people traditionally write JavaScript loops and then talk about the for alternate s Tyle and benefits that Lodash offers.

If you want to find one value from the value, you can use:

_.find

Or

_.findlast

If you want to get all match results, you can use:

_.filter ()

varPeople =[{name:"Frank", age:30, Gender: ' Male '}, {name:"Bill", age:22, Gender: ' Male '}, {name:"Carol", age:52, Gender: ' Female '}, {name:"Susan", Age:10, Gender: ' Female '}, {name:"Stephanie", age:22, Gender: ' Female '}, {name:"Kyle", age:68, Gender: ' Male '}, {name:"Hank", age:22, Gender: ' Male '}, {name:"Susan", age:20, Gender: ' Female '}];//loop:find One ' Susan 'varSusan; for(vari = 0; i < people.length; i++) {    varperson =People[i]; if(Person.name = = "Susan") {Susan=Person ;  Break; }}console.log (Susan);//lodash:find One ' Susan 'varSusan2 = _.find (People, {name: ' Susan ')}); Console.log (susan2);//loop:find all ' Susan 'varSusans = []; for(vari = 0; i < people.length; i++) {    varperson =People[i]; if(Person.name = = "Susan") {Susans.push (person); }}console.log (Susans);//lodash:find all ' Susan 'varSusans2 = _.filter (People, {name: ' Susan ')}); Console.log (SUSANS2);

[Javascript] Lodash:refactoring Simple for Loops (_.find, _.findlast, _.filter)