const marvel = [
{ id: 4943, hero: 'Captain Marvel' },
{ id: 9854, hero: 'Luke Cage' },
{ id: 3943, hero: 'Iron Man' },
{ id: 1209, hero: 'Daredevil' },
{ id: 6592, hero: 'Mr. Fantastic' },
];
const dc = [
{ id: 4943, hero: 'Batman' },
{ id: 9854, hero: 'Green Lantern' },
{ id: 3943, hero: 'Superman' },
{ id: 1209, hero: 'The Flash' },
{ id: 6592, hero: 'Aquaman' },
];
// We've got a hero turned bad in our object, this is their id:
const badHeroId = 3943;
// With findIndex we can easily get the object index based on the ID
const badHeroIndex = marvel.findIndex(hero => hero.id === badHeroId);
// We use the index to slice the array twice: One time to get all the heroes from
// 0 up to the bad hero, the second one to get all the heroes from the index after the
// bad hero up until the end (no argument); We immediately spread these out into the
// `newHeroes` array.
const newHeroes = [...marvel.slice(0, badHeroIndex), ...marvel.slice(badHeroIndex + 1)];
console.log(newHeroes);
// Now we'd love to combine some Marvel and DC superheroes into a new team:
const marvelDC = [...marvel.slice(0, 3), ...dc.slice(3)];
console.log(marvelDC)