let fruite = ["Apple", "Banana", "Peach"];
// let fruite_1 = "Apple";
// let fruite_2 = "Banana";
// let fruite_3 = "Peach";

console.log("Fruite :", fruite);
console.log("===========");

let numbers = [1,2,3,4,5];
console.log("Numbers :", numbers);
console.log("===========");

let value = [1, 2.4, "Hello world",  true];
console.log("Multiple type values :", value);
console.log("===========");

let arr = [];
console.log("Empty Array :", arr);


/*
Lecture # 36:
    Topic : Creating Array in JavaScript

    Creating Arrays:
        Arrays store multiple values in one variable.


        example :
            let a = 3;


            let b = [1, 2, "hello", true];
*/