I am faced with a JavaScript object conundrum:
const myValidation = [
{
id:'1', name:'qqq', field1: 'Yes', field2: 'No', field3: 'Yes'
},
{
id:'330', name:'www', field1: 'Yes', field2: 'Yes'
},
{
id:'45', name:'eee', field1: 'Yes'
}
]
There is a condition in my code that, if met, requires me to substitute the object at index myValidation[1] with this new object:
const newObj = {
id:'331', name:'tom', field1: 'Yes', field2: 'Yes', field3: 'Yes', field4: 'Yes'
}
After this replacement, the contents of the myValidation array will look like this:
const myValidation = [
{
id:'1', name:'qqq', field1: 'Yes', field2: 'No', field3: 'Yes'
},
{
id:'331', name:'tom', field1: 'Yes', field2: 'Yes', field3: 'Yes', field4: 'Yes'
},
{
id:'45', name:'eee', field1: 'Yes'
}
]
It's important to note that I do not wish to use IDs or any other key for matching; I simply want to replace an object with another at index myValidation[1].
Any guidance on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.