29: What are loops in JavaScript - Learn JavaScript front-end programming

What are loops in JavaScript - Learn JavaScript front-end programming. In this video we will learn about all the different types of loops we have available in JavaScript.

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@5:18 you say that = text; destroys whatever is already displayed in that element and while that is true, it's not the reason you need to need to write text += (or text = text +), by writing text=i the contents of text is being replaced with i on each itteration of the loop, so you've not even exited the loop and got to the = text; yet.

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Great video Dani!!

Anyone here knows why we need to add that ';' before a parameter of 'i < names.lenght'? Wouldn't it work the same w/o it.

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[OnyxCurrent]

I have a question about array in the last example. I see the while loop there

while (x < names.length) {
text += names[x] + “<br>”;
x++;
}
When you do x < names.length why don’t you do <= names.length?

My thinking is < names.length won’t produce the full array but LESS THAN the length of the array, so it would stop at Sarah. Does that make sense?

[xubination]

how to add number in front of the names vertical? like 1. Daniel 2. John

[Aimopotis]

I did not understand how in the for in loop x increases to get all the properties of the object