Understanding the ArrayBuffer: What it is and how to use it
In JavaScript, an ArrayBuffer is a data structure that represents a collection of bytes in memory. Similar to a Blob, which represents data available on disk, an ArrayBuffer serves as an opaque representation of bytes available in memory. To create an ArrayBuffer, you need to provide its length in bytes as a parameter in the constructor. Here’s an example: const buffer = new ArrayBuffer(64); Once you have an ArrayBuffer, you can access its length in bytes using the byteLength property, which is read-only....