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for is awkward in JS because you get either keys or values and not both

ForEach does get you both.

I don't remember using for loop for at least 3 years previously as a frontend engineer :)

for (const [index, value] of array.entries()) {}

It is longer than:

array.forEach((value, index) => {})

… but forEach has too many limitations (no exits, no await, …)

oh yeah, destructuring's nice

I'll give you await (gotta use awkward reduce there) but if you want exit, you're better off with something like `find`

Another advantage is that array functions better convey what are you trying to do with this particular operation.