array1.js

//? array
//? collection of data
//? statically typed language => c ,java,c++
//? ==> array is collection of data of same type
//? dynamic language==>javascript,python
//? array is collection of data of any type

// const x=[1,"hello",null,undefined,{name:"Nepal"}];
// console.log(x,typeof x);
//? We use array with same data types in real world use case.
// const temperatureList = [10, 20, 28, 22];
// console.log(temperatureList);
// const nations = ["Nepal", "Sri lanka", "India", "USA", "Bangladesh"];
// console.log(nations);

//? values in array can be accessed with index,index always starts with 0

// const laptopBrands = ["Asus", "MSI", "Apple", "Acer", "Dell"];
// console.log(laptopBrands[2]);
// console.log(laptopBrands.length);
// const bakeryItems = [
//   "black forest",
//   "white forest",
//   "red velvet",
//   "blueberry",
//   "caramel",
// ];
// // console.log(bakeryItems[4])
// for (let i = 0; i <= bakeryItems.length - 1; i++) {
//   console.log(bakeryItems[i]);
// }
// const obj = {
//   0: "Apple",
//   1: "Banana",
//   2: "Mango",
//   3: "Orange",
// };
// console.log(obj[0]);
const obj=["Apple","Banana","Mango","Orange"]
//? numeric key vako object can also be represented as array