Medium-Easy JavaScript & TypeScript Multiple Choice

What is the difference between map() and forEach()?

— Tests your understanding of this concept.

Answer Options

A They are identical

B map() returns a new array; forEach() returns undefined

C forEach() is faster

D map() modifies the original array

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