In this video, I discuss the concept of "associative arrays" in JavaScript. I look at how JavaScript objects are collections of name-value (or key-value) pairs. This works in much the same as dictionaries in Python or HashMaps in Java. This concecpt will come extremely handy in the coding challenges around word counting.

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