Function without

without<V>(
    sourceArray: readonly V[] | V[],
    toRemove: V | V[],
    comparer?: IsEqual<V>,
): V[]
Returns an array with value(s) omitted.

If value is not found, result will be a copy of input. Value checking is completed via the provided comparer function. By default checking whether a === b. To compare based on value, use the isEqualValueDefault comparer.
Type Parameters
- V
  Type of array items
Parameters
- sourceArray: readonly V[] | V[]
  Source array
- toRemove: V | V[]
  Value(s) to remove
- comparer: IsEqual<V> = isEqualDefault
  Comparison function. If not provided isEqualDefault is used, which compares using ===
Returns V[]
Copy of array without value.
Example
```
const data = [100, 20, 40];
const filtered = without(data, 20); // [100, 40]
```
Example: Using value-based comparison
```
const data = [{ name: `Alice` }, { name:`Sam` }];

// This wouldn't work as expected, because the default comparer uses instance,
// not value:
without(data, { name: `Alice` });

// So instead we can use a value comparer:
without(data, { name:`Alice` }, isEqualValueDefault);
```
Example: Use a function
```
const data = [ { name: `Alice` }, { name:`Sam` }];
without(data, { name:`ALICE` }, (a, b) => {
 return (a.name.toLowerCase() === b.name.toLowerCase());
});
```
Consider remove to remove an item by index.
- Defined in without.ts:53