javascripting/problems/accessing-array-values/problem.md

Learn JavaScript by adventuring around in the terminal.

Array elements can be accessed through index number.

Index number starts from zero to array's property length minus one.

Here is an example:


```js
var pets = ['cat', 'dog', 'rat'];

console.log(pets[0]);
```

The above code will print the first element of `pets` array - string `cat`.

Array elements must be accessed through only using bracket notation.

Dot notation is invalid.

Valid notation:

```js
console.log(pets[0]);
```

Invalid notation:
```
console.log(pets.1);
```

## The challenge:

Create a file named `accessing-array-values.js`.

In that file, define array `food` :
```js
var food = ['apple', 'pizza', 'pear'];
```


Use `console.log()` to print the `second` value of array to the terminal.

Check to see if your program is correct by running this command:

```bash
javascripting verify accessing-array-values.js
```