Question

In JavaScript, would it be wrong to create a function like:

//Loop to end
function loopToEnd(values, code){
  for(var i=0; i < values.length; i++){code};
}

Or would this be unreasonable?

Answer 1

Not unreasonable, although I’d have to assume that code is a function taking at the very least the object of iteration, and possibly an index. Most JS libraries have this, like jQuery’s each. Its function takes the index and object of iteration; see a jsfiddle example.