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To merge arrays in JavaScript, you can use the array.concat(), array.push() methods, and the spread operator ("..."). The concat() method is used to concatenate two or more arrays into one. The concat() method does not change existing arrays but returns a new array that has the result of the merge. The push() method allows you to add one or more elements to the end of an existing array; this method changes the original array. The spread operator ("...") is a new and handy way to merge JavaScript arrays, available since ECMAScript 6. In this JavaScript Arrays Merge Example, we use the array.concat() method. Below you can see more examples of merging JavaScript arrays. Click Execute to run the JavaScript Merge Array Example online and see the result.
To merge arrays in JavaScript, you can use the array.concat(), array.push() methods, and the spread operator ("..."). The concat() method is used to concatenate two or more arrays into one. The concat() method does not change existing arrays but returns a new array that has the result of the merge. The push() method allows you to add one or more elements to the end of an existing array; this method changes the original array. The spread operator ("...") is a new and handy way to merge JavaScript arrays, available since ECMAScript 6. In this JavaScript Arrays Merge Example, we use the array.concat() method. Below you can see more examples of merging JavaScript arrays. Click Execute to run the JavaScript Merge Array Example online and see the result.