1. Reduce if...else code
const getData = (data)=>{
if(data == 1){
return '开心'
}else if(data == 2){
return '生气'
}..........
}
console.log(getData(1))
We can optimize it like this
const dataList = {
1:'开心',
2:'生气',
3:'郁闷'
}
const getData = (name)=>{
return dataList[name]
}
console.log(getData(1))
2. Pipeline operations replace redundant loops.
How do we find out the name whose type is 1?
const dataList =[
{
name:'开心1',type:'1'},
{
name:'生气',type:'2'},
{
name:'开心2',type:'1'},
{
name:'开心3',type:'1'}
]
is it going to be like this
let names = [];
for(let i=0;i<dataList.length;i++){
if(dataList[i].type === 1){
names.push(dataList[i].name)
}
}
Why don't we try this
1. Filter first and then recombine
let names = [];
let names = dataList.filter(i=>i.type === 1).map(i=>i.name)
console.log(names)
find replaces redundant loops
or the above data we need to find out the specific type name, the usefulness of find comes out
const findName = (list,name,type)=>{
for(let i=0;i<list.length;i++){
if(list[i].type === type && list[i].name === name){
return list[i]
}
}
}
Let's take a look at find
const newData = dataList.find(i => i.name === '表情1' && i.type === 1);
console.log(newData)
includes replaces redundant loops
1. Take the old sauerkraut as an example, it contains sauerkraut noodles, beef, cigarette butts and foot skin
const instantNoodles = [ '酸菜', '面', '牛肉粒', '烟头', '脚皮']
let foot = false;
for(let i=0;i<instantNoodles.length;++i){
if(instantNoodles[i] == '脚皮'){
foot = true
}
}
//我们可以用includes
const foot = instantNoodles.includes('脚皮');
console.log(foot)
result return value
const getUrl(content,prefix,suffix)=>{
let result = content;
if(prefix){
result = `${
prefix}${
result}`
}
if(suffix){
result = `${
result}${
suffix}`
}
return result
}
console.log(getUrl('www.baidu.com','https://','.cn'))