What is the difference between unshift() and Push() method in JavaScript?
JavaScript Unshift() method is very much similar to the push() method but the difference is that the unshift() method adds the elements in the very beginning of array whereas the push() method adds at the end of the array.
The following points list the common ones.
Both methods are used to add the elements to the array.
- Both methods change the length of the array by the number of elements added to the array.
- Both methods are used to increase the length of the array.
- Both unshift() and push() are the in-built methods of the object array.
- Both method changes the original array.
- Both method returns the newly added element.
Difference between Unshift() and Push():
The little difference is that unshift() method adds the element at 0 index and all the values get shifted by 1 by ultimately returning the length of the array. The push() method returns the last element adding a new element from the last index.
Example: Below is the example of Array unshift() method.
Javascript
<script> function func() { // Original array var array = ["GFG", "Geeks", "for", "Geeks"]; // Checking for condition in array var value = array.unshift("GeeksforGeeks"); document.write(value); document.write("<br />"); document.write(array); } func(); </script> |
Output:
GeeksforGeeks,GFG,Geeks,for,Geeks.
Example 2: Below is the example of Array push() method.
Javascript
<script> function func() { var arr = ['GFG', 'gfg', 'g4g']; // Pushing the element into the array arr.push('GeeksforGeeks'); document.write(arr); } func(); </script> |
Output:
GFG,gfg,g4g,GeeksforGeeks
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