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Learn JavaScript · lesson 8 of 8

Arrays: lists of things

Add "banana" to the array, then print how many fruits there are and the list joined with ", ".

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An array holds a list in square brackets: ["mango", "apple"]. .push(x) adds to the end, .length counts the items, fruits[0] is the first item, and .join(", ") glues them into text.

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Add "banana" to the array, then print how many fruits there are and the list joined with ", ".

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