Understanding the ArrayBufferView Object and its Usage
The ArrayBufferView object serves as a subset of the ArrayBuffer, comprising an offset and a specific length. By creating an instance of the ArrayBufferView object, you gain access to three read-only properties: buffer: This property points to the original ArrayBuffer. byteOffset: It represents the offset on the buffer. byteLength: This property reveals the content’s length in bytes. Two examples of ArrayBufferView instances are Typed Arrays and DataViews. These objects play a crucial role in working with binary data and offer efficient ways to manipulate and interpret that data....