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#  Overview
The **`_.drop()` method** in `Lodash` creates a slice of an array by dropping the `n` number of elements from the beginning of the array.

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#  Syntax
```
_.drop(array, n)
```
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## Parameter values
This method accepts the following parameters:
* **`array`**: This is the array that needs to be sliced.
* **`n`**: This is the number of elements that need to be dropped.
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## Return value
This method returns a slice of an array.
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## Code example
Let’s look at an example of the `_.drop()` method in the code snippet below: 

// array to be sliced
const array = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6];

// number of elements to be dropped
const n = 3;

// drop the values
const result = _.drop(array, n);

// print result on console
console.log(result);

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#  Code explanation
In the HTML tab:
* In line 5, we import the `lodash` script.

In the JavaScript tab:
* In line 2, we create an array and initialize it with a few values.
* In line 5, we create a variable `n` and initialize it with 3.
* In line 8, we use the `_.drop()` method to drop `n` elements from the beginning of the array. 
* In line 11, we print the output to the console.
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## Output
We see a slice in which `n` number of elements have been dropped from the beginning of the array. 


What is the _.drop() method in Lodash?

The _.drop() method in Lodash slices an array by removing a specified number of elements from its beginning.