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capacityReturns the current capacity of the container
Readonly
isReturns true if there is no data in the container
Readonly
isReturns true if the container has reached the container limit
Readonly
isReturns true if there is data in the container
Readonly
isReturns true if the container has not reached the container limit
Readonly
lengthReturns the current amount of data in the container
Returns an object that implements a js Iterable, but it traverses the data in reverse
Empty the data in the container
Optional
callback: DeleteCallback<T>Call callback on the removed element
Create a full copy of the container
Optional
callback: CloneCallback<T>How to create a duplicate copy of an element
Returns true if the data depth of the two containers is consistent
Optional
callback: CompareCallback<T>Traverse the container looking for elements until the callback returns true, then stop looking
whether the element was found
Determine whether it is the element to be found
Optional
reverse: booleanIf true, traverse the container in reverse order
call callback on each element in the container in turn
Optional
reverse: booleanIf true, traverse the container in reverse order
Returns whether the data data exists in the container
Optional
reverse: booleanIf true, traverse the container in reverse order
Optional
callback: CompareCallback<T>Convert container to array
Optional
reverse: booleanIf true, traverse the container in reverse order
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container interface
Remarks
Describes the methods and properties that all containers have