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_.camelCase(string)

_.camelCase(string) is defined as: return string with camelCase (removes delimiters: whitespace, _ & -). Topics on: . Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash, String, Camel

_.chain(value)

_.chain(value) is defined as: return lodash wrapper instance over value input allowing method chaining. Topics on: . Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash | FullStack Wiki

_.concat(arr1, arr2)

_.concat(arr1, arr2). Topics on: !equivalent to using Destructuring using Spread Operator const arr3 = [...arr1, ...arr2], !equivalent to array.prototype.concat

_.escape(string)

_.escape(string) is defined as: return string convert into HTML Entity (& < > ' '). Topics on: . Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash, String, HTML Entity|FullStack Wiki

_.escapeRegExp(string)

_.escapeRegExp(string) is defined as: return string with escaped characters for reserved RegExp special characters (& $ . * + ? ( ) [ ] { } |). Topics on: . Rea

_.fill(arr)

_.fill(arr). Topics on: !equivalent to Array.prototype.fill(). Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

_.filter(arr)

_.filter(arr). Topics on: !equivalent to arr.filter(el => el != 'some_comparison'). Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

_.flatten(arr)

_.flatten(arr). Topics on: !equivalent to arr.flat(). Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

_.kebabCase(string)

_.kebabCase(string) is defined as: return string with kebab-case. Topics on: . Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash, String, Kebab Case|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

_.uniq(array)

_.uniq(array) is defined as: to return new duplicate-free Array. Topics on: !equivalent to [...new Set(Arr)]. Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash, Array | FullStack Wiki

_.uniqWith()

_.uniqWith() is defined as: to return new duplicate-free Array with additional callback to control equality comparison. Topics on: . Read more: JS, Lib, Lodash

lodash

lodash is defined as: Lib extends JS with useful utility functions. Topics on: follows a Functional Programming Paradigm, imported with _ namespace, _.concat(ar