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When Should You Use forEach() In JavaScript Array Iteration? In this informative video, we will guide you through the nuances of using the forEach method for array iteration in JavaScript. We’ll clarify when it’s most appropriate to apply forEach and what advantages it brings to your coding practices. You’ll learn about the structure of the forEach method, including how it operates on each element of an array, and the parameters available in the callback function.

We’ll also discuss the limitations of forEach, such as its inability to return a new array or allow for breaking out of the loop early. By understanding these key points, you can make informed decisions on when to use forEach versus other array methods like map or filter.

Additionally, we’ll cover practical scenarios where forEach shines, such as debugging, performing side effects, and running validations without modifying the original array. This will help you write cleaner and more readable code.

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