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How to initialize a class variable as an empty array in JavaScript?

Time:11-03

I essentially just want to assign the default value of a class variable to an empty array.

I've tried the following, but did not have any luck:

class Test {
    constructor(myArray = []) {
        this.myArray = myArray;
    }
}

Obviously this doesn't work, as when I try to print Test.myArray, undefined is returned rather than an empty array.

CodePudding user response:

You are trying to access Prototype, your class is initialized correctly, just do:

class Test {
    constructor(myArray = []) {
        this.myArray = myArray;
    }
}

const t = new Test();

console.log(t.myArray)
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new keyword means, that you are creating a new instance of the Test class.

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