JavaScript TypedArray some() Method

The JavaScript some() method examines the elements of the array if they are satisfied on the given condition or not. The condition is checked by the argument function.

Syntax:

Parameters:

Array: Thet array where the some() method is called.

Index: index of the current value being processed by the method.

Value: The value of the current element.

ThisValue: The value to be given to the method used as this value.

Return value:

It returns true value if the elements of the array pass the condition. If the elements not satisfy the condition then it return false.

Browser Support:

Chrome	Yes
Safari	Yes
Firefox	Yes
Opera	Yes

Example 1

JavaScript TypedArray some() Method.

<script>
// JavaScript to illustrate some() method
 function JavaTpoint(element, index, array) 
{
   return element > 5;
}
function isMore() 
{
    //  array
    var array = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9];
    // Checking for condition in array
    var value = array.some(JavaTpoint);
    document.write(value);
// expected output: arr[Output: True]
}
isMore();
</script>

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Output:

True

Example 2

JavaScript TypedArray some() Method.

<script>
// JavaScript to illustrate some() method
function JavaTpoint(element, index, array) 
{
   return element > 5;
}
function isMore() 
{
    // Original array
    var array = [1,2,3,4];
 // checking for condition in array
  var value = array.some(JavaTpoint);
  document.write(value);
// expected output: arr[Output:false]
}
isMore();
</script>

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Output: