JavaScript Arrays

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JavaScript Arrays

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This example demonstrates the creation of a JavaScript array using a custom `range` function defined with a `const` arrow function. The function initializes an empty array, calls `push` to add the value `0`, and then returns the array. The code invokes `range(5)` and logs the resulting array to the browser console via `console.log`. It relies solely on native JavaScript ECMAScript syntax and the `Array.prototype.push` method, with no external libraries or data sources. The visualization is strictly a code execution output shown in the console.

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