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Get dates in between two dates with JavaScript.

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Aabonello
Last edited Jun 30, 2021
Created on Dec 30, 2021

This example shows how to generate an array of all dates between a given start and end date using plain JavaScript. It defines a `getDates` function that iterates from the start date, pushing each date into an array, and increments the current date by one day using a custom `addDays` helper that leverages the native `Date` object and its `setDate` method. The code then demonstrates usage with two sample dates, logging each resulting date to the console. It relies solely on the standard JavaScript `Date` API, with no external libraries.

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