20 Killer JavaScript One-Liners That’ll Save You Hours of Coding 🤯🔥

Ram Maheshwari ♾️ - Jan 27 '23 - - Dev Community

Take your JavaScript skills to the next level with these essential one-liners that will also save you hours of coding 🚀


1) Find the max value in an array:



Math.max(...array)


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2) Remove duplicates from an array:



[...new Set(array)]


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3) Generate a random number between 1 and 100:



Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 1


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4) Check if a string is a valid number:



!isNaN(parseFloat(string))


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5) Get the current date and time:



new Date().toString()


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6) Check if a variable is an array:



Array.isArray(variable)


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7) Check if a variable is an object:



typeof variable === "object"


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8) Convert an array to a string:



array.join(",")


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9) Check if a variable is a function:



typeof variable === "function"


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10) Convert an object to an array:



Object.values(object)


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11) Count the occurrences of an element in an array:



array.filter(x => x === element).length


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12) Create a new object with a dynamic key and value:



{ [key]: value }


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13) Check if a string is a palindrome:



string === string.split("").reverse().join("")


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14) Get the the sum of all the numbers in an array



array.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0));


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15) Get the current timestamp:



Date.now()


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16) Check if a variable is null:



variable === null


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17) Check if a variable is undefined:



typeof variable === "undefined"


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18) Find the minimum value in an array



Math.min(...array)


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19) Check if an array is empty:



array.length === 0


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20) Create a new array with a specified range of numbers:



Array.from({ length: n }, (_, i) => i)


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Hope this is helpful ✨

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