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let myClassFellows=[ ['Noor',1],['Jawaria',2]];
console.log(myClassFellows[0]);

Below is the output I want to show without the square brackets

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    Why? That's just the way how your browser logs an array to the console. Commented Oct 22, 2020 at 6:57
  • You are right. But I just wanted to remove those square brackets from my output. I tried this myClassFellows[0].join(', ') and got the desired output. Commented Oct 22, 2020 at 17:47

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What do you mean without square brackets? Like 'Noor', 1? If so, you need to concatenate it into a string with myClassFellows[0].join(', ').

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It's working! I got my desired output. Thank you so much!!
Can you please answer if I want to show the output of this whole code, let myClassFellows=[ ['Noor',1],['Jawaria',2]]; without square brackets. My Output would be like Noor,1 Jawaria,2. What would be the code to get such output without brackets for all array elements.
I did it with this code: console.log(myClassFellows+ ' ');
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