How do you access an array element in CodeHS?

To access an array element in CodeHS, the correct method involves using index notation, which is expressed as arrayName[index]. This syntax directly references the element at the specified index of the array. Each element in the array can be accessed by providing its position number within square brackets, starting from zero for the first element.

This method is widely used in many programming languages to make array manipulation straightforward and intuitive. It allows for efficient access to any element, enabling you to easily retrieve or modify values stored within the array. The element can then be used for calculations, displayed, or altered as needed in your program.

Other methods or notations, such as calling a specific method to get the element or using a property to access its value, are not standard practices for accessing array elements in this context. Therefore, using the index notation is the most direct and effective approach.