unshift
Pronunciation: [ʌnʃɪft]
Word
Context: "programming"
(verb) to remove the first item from an array or list in computer programming. It’s like taking the first toy out of a box so you can play with the others that are left.
Example
I used the 'unshift' command to get rid of the first item in the list.
Example
I didn't 'unshift' anything, so the first item is still in the array.
Example
Did you remember to 'unshift' the first element from the array?
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