Array unshift()
unshift() adds items to the front of an array and returns the new array length.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Example</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
var colors = new Array(); //create an array
var count = colors.unshift("A", "B"); //push two items
document.writeln(count); //2
count = colors.unshift("C"); //push another item on
document.writeln(count); //3
var item = colors.pop(); //get the first item
document.writeln(item); //"B"
document.writeln(colors.length); //2
</script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
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Array:
- The Array Type
- Array Built-in Methods
- Detecting Arrays
- Get and set array values
- Enumerating the Contents of an Array
- Array Length
- Array join() method
- Array concat()
- Array indexOf()
- Array lastIndexOf()
- Array every()
- Array filter() filters array with the given function.
- Array map()
- Array forEach()
- push() and pop():Array Stack Methods
- push(), shift():Array Queue Methods
- Array reduce()
- Array reduceRight()
- reverse():Reordering array
- Array slice()
- Array some()
- Array splice()
- Array sort()
- toString(), toLocaleString() and valueOf Array
- Array unshift()