I have the following array in my Angular application:
Each element contains a supplier and one or more products.
How can I get a count of all the products that are returned?
I can get the products themselves by doing this:
array.map(x=>x.products)
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And I can get a count of the products for each element by doing this:
array.map(x=>x.products.length)
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But how do I then sum that?
You can use reduce to handle this.
const totalProducts = arr.reduce((count, current) => count + current.products.length, 0);
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The concept of reduce is to take an array and "reduce" it down to a single entity. That entity can be an object, another array, number...
The 0 at the end initializes the reduce entity. Since you are going for a sum, set it to 0 and then add to it.
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