Arrays part 1

JavaScript Arrays



Arrays store multiple values in a single variable. 

To store three course names, you need three variables.var course1 ="HTML";
var course2 ="CSS";
var course3 ="JS";
But what if you had 500 courses? The solution is an array.var courses = new Array("HTML", "CSS", "JS");
This syntax declares an array named courses, which stores three values, or elements.

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