Introduction
In this lab, we will explore the concept of checking if an array has only one match in JavaScript. We will utilize the Array.prototype.filter() method to find all matching array elements and then use the Array.prototype.length property to determine if only one element matches the given function. By the end of the lab, you will have a better understanding of how to effectively check for a single match in an array using JavaScript.
Skills Graph
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javascript(("`JavaScript`")) -.-> javascript/BasicConceptsGroup(["`Basic Concepts`"])
javascript(("`JavaScript`")) -.-> javascript/AdvancedConceptsGroup(["`Advanced Concepts`"])
javascript/BasicConceptsGroup -.-> javascript/variables("`Variables`")
javascript/BasicConceptsGroup -.-> javascript/data_types("`Data Types`")
javascript/BasicConceptsGroup -.-> javascript/arith_ops("`Arithmetic Operators`")
javascript/BasicConceptsGroup -.-> javascript/comp_ops("`Comparison Operators`")
javascript/AdvancedConceptsGroup -.-> javascript/higher_funcs("`Higher-Order Functions`")
subgraph Lab Skills
javascript/variables -.-> lab-28144{{"`Check if Array Has Only One Match`"}}
javascript/data_types -.-> lab-28144{{"`Check if Array Has Only One Match`"}}
javascript/arith_ops -.-> lab-28144{{"`Check if Array Has Only One Match`"}}
javascript/comp_ops -.-> lab-28144{{"`Check if Array Has Only One Match`"}}
javascript/higher_funcs -.-> lab-28144{{"`Check if Array Has Only One Match`"}}
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