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JavaScript JavaScript Objects Loop Through Objects Useful JavaScript Object Methods

Posted by Peter Huang
Peter Huang
5,427 Points

" ... " spread operator vs concat()

whats the difference between " ... " and concat() ?

They both seem the same to me and gets the job done

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

If you want to join one existing array with another, they do essentially the same thing and it's simply your choice. But the spread operator has many other uses, as it can create a new array from individual items, it works not only with arrays but with objects, plus it can be used for destructuring assignments. For more details, see this MDN page on Spread Syntax.