How to remove specific elements from array in javascript

I am having a array called valueArray. I need to remove values which are ending with "/". Like I need to remove my-app/ , my-app/public/, my-app/src/.

const valueArray = [
  'my-app/',
  'my-app/.env',
  'my-app/.gitignore',
  'my-app/package-lock.json',     
  'my-app/package.json',
  'my-app/public/',
  'my-app/public/manifest.json',  
  'my-app/public/robots.txt',     
  'my-app/README.md',
  'my-app/src/',
  'my-app/src/App.css',
  'my-app/src/App.js',
  'my-app/src/App.test.js',       
  'my-app/src/index.css',
  'my-app/src/index.js',
  'my-app/src/reportWebVitals.js',
  'my-app/src/setupTests.js'      
]

for (let index = 0; index < valueArray.length; index++) {
        if(valueArray[index].charAt(valueArray[index].length-1) === "/"){
          valueArray.splice(valueArray[index],1);
        }
      }
console.log(valueArray);

I tried using splice and followed the syntax but it is not working. I am missing something. Can someone help with this?

>Solution :

You are using splice inside of a loop which iterates over the same array. To make sure you don’t skip over some indices you will have to add a index-- if you decide to splice.

You can also use the filter method of array to filter out items that don’t end with / which will be simpler in this scenario.

valueArray = valueArray.filter(item => item[item.length - 1] !== '/');