How to use Lodash _.fill() Method In Javascript

Lodash _.fill() method is used to fill a set of values into the array in a given range.

Syntax:

_.fill(array, value, startIndex, endIndex);

Example: This example shows the use of the Lodash _.fill() method.

Javascript




// Method 5: Using Lodash _.fill() Method
const arrayLength = 10; // Set the desired length of the array
const zeroFilledArray = _.fill(Array(arrayLength), 0);
 
// Display the result
console.log(zeroFilledArray);


Output:

[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]


Creating a Zero-Filled Array in JavaScript

A zero-filled array is an array whose value at each index is zero.

Below are the methods used for creating a Zero-Filled Array in JavaScript:

Table of Content

  • Array.prototype.fill
  • Using Apply() and Map()
  • Using Array.from()
  • Using for loop
  • Using Lodash _.fill() Method

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