Let's assume that you have the following array:
javascriptlet random = ['Jeff', 'Bill', 'Elon', 'Erik']
If you want to join the elements without adding a comma at the string's end:
javascriptlet join = random.join() // 'Jeff,Bill,Elon,Erik'
This could be useful if you wanted to create a linear-gradient in React from an array.
Example:
jsxconst Gradient = () => { const colors = ['#0f2027', '#203a43', '#2c5364'] return ( <div className = 'Gradient' style = {{background: `linear-gradient(to right, ${colors.join()})`}}> I'm an element with gradient background </div> ) }
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