How to mutate original array in Javascript?

We can mutate the original array in JavaScript in multiple ways. The straightforward way is to use forEach loop. Let’s consider the following example to mutate array in Javascript using forEach.

Using forEach

const carBrand = ['BMW', 'Audi', 'Toyota', 'Tesla', 'TATA'];
carBrand.forEach((item, index, originalArr) => originalArr[index] = item.concat(' Inc'));
console.log(carBrand);

Using map

const carBrand = ['BMW', 'Audi', 'Toyota', 'Tesla', 'TATA'];
carBrand.map((item, index) => carBrand[index] = item.concat(' Inc'));
console.log(carBrand);

One downside of using .map is it creates a new array with the modified value.

const newArr = carBrand.map((item, index) => item.concat(' Inc'));
console.log(newArr);