JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners Part 27: Array Methods

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[marciemusa]

Please DON'T STOP... YOU ARE absolutely meant to teach. People can learn, people can do, NOT everybody can teach!!! Note: I started on this HTML and CSS 4 months ago. A week ago I moved on to JavaScript, I did several free and paid classes, but I learned NOTHING (or didn't make sense to me ) until I went through your tutorials :-o

[sergifed]

like your videos but the things im trying to do since I got most of the simple techniques out of the way. i'm creating a parallel arrays and displaying them. with a function. I want to display them like say arrays are teamscore and teamNames. like bears, lions, browns, the scores are in order 3, 4, 5. then im trying to display them like bears 3 ore bears -3, lions 0 or lions -1, and etc. but I can only figure out how to display the single array with a function called processNames. any advice on this?