Lambda saysES2023 added immutable array methods (toSorted, toReversed) and findLast.
New non-mutating array methods return a copy instead of changing the original: toSorted, toReversed, toSpliced, and with (replace one index). findLast/findLastIndex search from the end. These remove a whole class of "oops, I mutated it" bugs that plagued sort and reverse.
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toSorted/toReversed/toSpliced return copies
with(i, v) replaces one index immutably
findLast / findLastIndex search from the end
Removes accidental-mutation bugs
The Mutator attacks — common mistakes
Still using sort/reverse where copies are safer
Confusing with() (immutable) with splice (mutating)
Assuming old browsers have these
Boss battleSort an array immutably with toSorted and prove the original is unchanged.