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· Last updated：2026-01-26
Get the last item from an array using lodash _.last
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Return the final element of a JSON array.
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_.lastExample:
["a", "b", "c"]"c"Execution
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The Last Item tool extracts the final element from a JSON array using the lodash _.last function. It provides a quick and reliable way to retrieve the tail end of any array, supporting all data types and returning JSON-formatted output.
Background
A data analyst has a JSON array of daily sales figures and needs to find the latest value for reporting.
Problem
Manually counting array indices is inefficient and prone to errors with large datasets.
How to use
Enter the sales array, such as [1500, 2000, 1800, 2200], into the input field.
Outcome
The tool returns 2200, the last element, ready for use in dashboards or reports.
Background
A web developer receives a JSON array of user IDs from an API and needs to access the last one for a feature.
Problem
The array length varies, making it hard to hardcode indices without risking errors.
How to use
Paste the array from the API response, like [101, 102, 103, 104], into the tool.
Outcome
The output is 104, allowing seamless integration into the application logic.
It returns the last item from a JSON array using the lodash _.last function.
Paste your JSON array into the input field, and the tool will output the last element instantly.
It works with any data type in the array, such as strings, numbers, objects, or nested arrays.
No, it can handle arrays of any length, from small lists to large datasets.
It returns undefined, as there is no last element to extract.