I am doing:
const array = []
...
array.push({x, y})
Is that considered a bad practise. Should I use let or spread the array because "push" is considered a mutating action. It is working though.
Is Array.push() mutating the array?
Yes
Is that considered a bad practise. Should I use let or spread the array because "push" is considered a mutating action.
Generally not.
There are times when treating data as immutable is useful, or even essential (such as when you are updating a Redux store).
In those cases, push
still isn't a bad idea, you just shouldn't do it to your original array.
For example, this is fine and has no side effects:
function functionalFunction(input) {
const output = [...input];
output.push({x, y});
// A bunch of other operations that mutate the array go here
// Be careful not to mutate any objects in the array
return output;
}
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