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This is going to be a quick lesson on great filter method, so the ray filter method creates a new array

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with all elements that pass the test implemented by the provided function.

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So we saw with find we could only get one value being returned back.

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And in this case with Filter, this gives us an option to construct a brand new array with the results.

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So we run this.

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We are looking for words with a length that is greater than six and it's returning back a brand new

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array as result with those new word and those values contained.

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So the objective challenge for this lesson is to create a new array using that existing array or one

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that you create with numbers that are greater than 75 output into the console once you've returned back

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those results.

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So pause the video.

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I'll say the solution coming up.

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So within the coding, we're going to use one of the rays that we had earlier and creating a variable

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called result.

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We want to filter through the Mihiri two, because this is the one that's got all of the numbers that

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are contained within it, writing up the function.

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And we can just have no value there as the argument.

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And then again, we can consider log out the number.

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And the interesting thing one here is that we're actually going to go through all of them.

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So it's not going to stop, as the find did when we actually found that value.

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So take a look through and we'll return back all of the ones that are larger than seventy five.

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And then afterwards, we'll take a look at what's contained within result.

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And I want to add in a few more so that we've got some more numbers that are large and this should actually

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be numb.

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So when we refresh, you can see it goes through all of the values in the array and then it constructs

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that Nuri called result with only the values that met the criteria.

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So the same that's fine, but gives us the ability to construct a brand new array that matches that

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criteria to try to.