JavaScript TypedArray values() Method

The JavaScript values() method is used to define the value of the contents in the array.

Syntax:

Parameters:

No parameters

Return value:

Index value

Browser Support:

Chrome	Yes
Safari	Yes
Firefox	Yes
Opera	Yes

Example 1

JavaScript TypedArray values() Method.

<script>
//JavaScript to illustrate types() method
 var A = new Uint8Array([ 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ]);
  // Calling array.values() method
   var JavaTpoint = A.values();
   // Printing value of index 0
   document.write(JavaTpoint.next().value);
    // expected output:1
</script>

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Example 2

JavaScript TypedArray values() Method.

<script>
 //JavaScript to illustrate types() method 
var A = new Uint8Array([ 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ]);
   // Calling array.values() method
   var JavaTpoint = A.values();
// shift index to the 1 
JavaTpoint.next();
   // Printing the value of index 1
   document.write(JavaTpoint.next().value);
    // expected output:3
</script>

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Output:

Example 3

JavaScript TypedArray values() Method.

<script>
 //JavaScript to illustrate types() method
 var A = new Uint8Array([ 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ]);
   // Calling array.values() method
   var JavaTpoint = A.values();
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
       JavaTpoint.next()
   document.write(JavaTpoint.next().value);
    // expected output:undefined
</script>

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Output: