# Overview
The **`_.find()` method** in `lodash` is used to locate objects in an array that meet a set of requirements.

 This method loops through every element in the collection and returns the first element for which the callback returns true.

## Syntax

```
_.find(collection, [callback=identity])
```

## Parameters

- **`collection`**: This is the collection to iterate over.
- **`callback`**: This is the function that's called per iteration.

## Return value

The method returns the found element. Otherwise, it is undefined.


## Code example
Let's look at the code below:


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## Code explanation 
In the HTML tab:

- Line 5: We import the `lodash` script.

In the JavaScript tab:

- Line 1 to 5: We create an array of objects.
- Line 7: We define the object to be located.
- Line 8: We use the `_.find()` method to find the object to be located.
- Line 9: We print the output to the console.


How to use lodash to find and return an object from array

Overview The _.find() method in lodash is used to locate objects in an array that meet a set of requirements. This method loops through every element in the collection and returns the first element for which the callback returns true. Syntax _.find(collection, [callback=identity])  Parameters  collection: This is the collection to iterate over. callback: This is the function that s called per iteration.  Return value The method returns the found element. Otherwise, it is undefined. Code example Let s look at the code below: 