How to use strings as array indexes using javascript?
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Answer Posted / Animesh Khare
In JavaScript, you can use strings as array indexes by treating the array like an object and accessing its properties. Here's an example: nn```javascriptnlet myArray = {'apple': 1, 'banana': 2, 'cherry': 3};nconsole.log(myArray['apple']); // Outputs: 1```
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