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Mysterious 'function' being attached to array



I have the following code:







// button sets

var sets = ['.diamond-colour','.diamond-cut','.diamond-clarity','.diamond-certificate'];

// for each set

for (set in sets){

console.log('Set: '+set);

console.log(sets[set]);

}







The console log shows:







Set: 0

.diamond-colour

Set: 1

.diamond-cut

Set: 2

.diamond-clarity

Set: 3

.diamond-certificate

Set: findIndex

function (value){

var ctr = "";

for (var i=0; i < this.length; i++) {

if (this[i] == value) {

return i;

}

}

return ctr;

}







It appears to be a new array element with the key of findIndex and a value being that function.





Would anyone have any idea what this is and why it's appearing?


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