When JavaScript begins counting with 0, it is known as ?

Refers to where a variable can be accessed in a program.

A variable defined in the block {} is only accessible within the curly braces is known as ?

When there is an error in the logic of the loop because the stopping condition is never reached.

When we can change the contents of an array, but cannot reassign the variable name to a new array or other data type.

All iterator methods can be written using ? syntax.

Refers to variables that are accessible to every part of the program.

This is JavaScript's way of making lists.

These complete such tasks as altering each element and selecting elements that fit certain criteria.

While some variables can be accessed from anywhere within a program, other variables may only be available in a specific context.

Scope depends entirely on where a variable is declared.

Arrays can only store certain types of data.

Each item in an array has a numbered position.

.length allows us to add items to the end of an array.

Arrays are lists and are a way to store data in JavaScript.

.push allows you to see how many items are in an array.

.pop removes items from an array.

We can make our loop run backward by using -- instead of ++.

The scope brings the loop from start to stop.

for loops allow us to repeat a block of code a known amount of times.

It is a best practice to give parameters descriptive names so that other developers who read your code can easily understand what it does.

.filter() executes the same code on every element in an array and returns a new array with updated elements.

.map() checks every element in an array to see if it meets certain criteria and returns a new array with the elements that returns truthy for the criteria.

Variables defined in the global scope are declared outside of a set of curly braces and are available throughout a program.

Each item inside of an array is at a numbered position, starting at ?

To compare items in two arrays, we use _____ for loops.

_____ loops let us loop a block of code a known amount of times.

As long as the condition evaluates to _____, the block of code will loops.

_____ loops let us loop a block of code an unknown amount of times.