The Difference Between an Array And an Object

In programming, both objects and arrays can store multiple values, but they serve different purposes.

An object allows you to define properties (key-value pairs) and add functions or methods that operate on the stored data. These methods return values based on their logic.

On the other hand, an array is primarily used to store ordered lists of data. While arrays also use key-value pairs (with index numbers as keys), they do not support adding methods in the same way objects do. However, you can still perform various operations on arrays using built-in functions like map(), filter(), and reduce().