- forEachRight<T>(collection, iteratee?): T[]
Parameters
- collection: T[]
Optional
iteratee: ArrayIterator<T, any>
Returns T[]
- forEachRight(collection, iteratee?): string
Parameters
- collection: string
Optional
iteratee: StringIterator<any>
Returns string
- forEachRight<T>(collection, iteratee?): List<T>
Parameters
- collection: List<T>
Optional
iteratee: ListIterator<T, any>
Returns List<T>
- forEachRight<T>(collection, iteratee?): T
Parameters
- collection: T
Optional
iteratee: ObjectIterator<T, any>
Returns T
- forEachRight<T, TArray>(collection, iteratee?): TArray
Type Parameters
- T
- TArray extends undefined | null | T[]
Parameters
- collection: TArray & (undefined | null | T[])
Optional
iteratee: ArrayIterator<T, any>
- forEachRight<TString>(collection, iteratee?): TString
Type Parameters
- TString extends undefined | null | string
Parameters
- collection: TString
Optional
iteratee: StringIterator<any>
- forEachRight<T, TList>(collection, iteratee?): TList
Type Parameters
- T
- TList extends undefined | null | List<T>
Parameters
- collection: TList & (undefined | null | List<T>)
Optional
iteratee: ListIterator<T, any>
- forEachRight<T>(collection, iteratee?): undefined | null | T
Parameters
- collection: undefined | null | T
Optional
iteratee: ObjectIterator<T, any>
Returns undefined | null | T
This method is like _.forEach except that it iterates over elements of collection from right to left.