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Last edited Nov 27, 2018
Created on Nov 27, 2018

This example demonstrates array manipulation techniques in JavaScript, implementing utility functions such as `indexOf`, `sum`, `remove`, `append`, `truncate`, and `findAllOccurrences`. The code defines an object with methods that operate on arrays, including custom implementations for finding element positions, calculating sums, copying arrays without mutations, and detecting duplicates. The visualization relies on plain JavaScript array methods and loops, with the `exports` pattern exposing the functions for use in browser or Node environments. The source data consists of hardcoded test arrays, and the rendering approach uses no external libraries or graphical APIs.

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