The first argument is the array index to start at, and the second is the index to end on. Both are optional. If you omit the start index, it will start at the beginning. If you omit the end index, it will go to the end.
The original array is not modified.
var sandwiches = ['turkey', 'tuna', 'chicken salad', 'italian', 'blt', 'grilled cheese'];
// ['chicken salad', 'italian', 'blt', 'grilled cheese']
var fewerSandwiches = sandwiches.slice(2);
// ['chicken salad', 'italian', 'blt']
var fewerSandwiches2 = sandwiches.slice(2, 4);
To create a brand new copy of an array in its entirety, you can use slice()
with no arguments.
var sandwichesCopy = sandwiches.slice();
Source
https://vanillajstoolkit.com/reference/arrays/array-slice/