JS Practice — Built-in Objects

Map has() — after set

📖 Usage Example

const m = new Map([['a', 1]])
m.has('a')   // → true
m.has('z')   // → false

Use Map.has() to check whether a key exists in the map.

Map.prototype.has()

After calling set(), has() returns true for that key.

Challenge: Verify that has() returns true immediately after set().

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