const intervalForEach = (callback:(item:any,index:number) => void, array:any[],intervalTime:number) => { const length:number = array.length; let index:number = 0; const intervalId:number = window.setInterval(() => { if( index > (length - 1) ){ clearInterval(intervalId); }else{ callback(array[index],index); index += 1; } },intervalTime); } const fruits:string[] = ['りんご','みかん','トマト']; intervalForEac
Filed: Sun, Mar 25 2007 under Programming|| Tags: reference arrays javascript stacks queues ajax Mastering Javascript Arrays Believe it or not, the very first version of Javascript shipped without Arrays. Subsequent versions made up for the oversight and modern Javascript Arrays are powerful structures indeed, even emulating many common data structures such as stacks and queues. This reference
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