Javascript Arrays - Creating, Accessing and Looping Through Arrays in Javascript

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[@LibraryOfTheOligarchs]

Appreciate your light!

[@bravo1oh1]

Great video. Helped me understand how to manipulate the arrays

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Thanks for the work on the help and video.

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Thanks a lot.. It really helped me

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What screen recorder do you use?

[@slammgucci]

what made you switch from elements to myElements?

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wow really amazing appreciate

[@SpeedySurprises]

you are help full

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[@sureshalli9602]

Javascript with spiritual teachings😘😘

[@Ryan-Phillips2.0]

Where do u get your myelement...

[@BetterCallBilal_2]

Great video, it was perfect for me. Just had to slow the video down to x0.75, I can't type fast.

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What web console is that?

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ASTROLOGY AND SPIRTUALITY

[@takeshiom8950]

No associative array in javascript, it is object.... object is array-like...you misleading newbies

[@m0vlan]

Agree with you. Calling objects array will confuse some newcomers since they are two different types of data.

[@terminatedaccount8750]

If you use named indexes, JavaScript will redefine the array to a standard object.
After that, some array methods and properties will produce incorrect results.

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That is the way you create it. Stop saying "we". Why are teaching out outlines and syntax summary in a teaching entitled "Javascript Arrays - Creating, Accessing and Looping Through Arrays in Javascript" I think they know already since they are all code engineers.