In JavaScript, in addition to using loops, you can also use built-in array methods, which provide a preset way of performing iteration on arrays
These built-in array methods are called iteration methods (aka iterators)
.forEach() - return value: undefined.map() - return value: new array.filter() - return value: new array.findIndex() - return value: index number.reduce() - return value: a single value.some() - return value: boolean.every() - return value: booleanAll iteration methods in JavaScript take in a callback function
Syntax and other information on how to use the iteration methods can be found in the MDN documentation for each array method