Hello Dev.
you may use the indexOf() method to test whether a given value or element exists in an array or now not. The indexOf() method returns the index of the element within the array if it is discovered, and returns -1 if it not discovered. let's see the following example:
indexOf() method use for check if array includes a value or not.
Example
<script>
var car = ["Hyundai", "Toyota", "KIA", "Mahindra", "Tata Motors"];
// Check if a value exists in the car array
if(car.indexOf("Tata Motors") !== -1){
alert("Value exists!")
} else{
alert("Value does not exists!")
}
</script>
ES6 has introduced the includes() method to perform this task very easily. But, this method returns only true or false instead of index number, as you can see bellow example:
Example
<script>
var car = ["Hyundai", "Toyota", "KIA", "Mahindra", "Tata Motors"];
alert(fruits.includes("Tata Motors")); // Outputs: true
alert(fruits.includes("Maruti Suz")); // Outputs: false
alert(fruits.includes("Mahindra")); // Outputs: true
alert(fruits.includes("Tesla")); // Outputs: false
</script>
All modern browsers supports the includes() method and it is preferred for modern applications.
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