How do you create an array to store multiple values in CodeHS?

In CodeHS, the correct way to create an array to store multiple values is to use the syntax var arrayName = []. This declaration method allows the creation of an array variable where you can store various data elements for later use. The keyword var is typically used in JavaScript-like syntax environments to define a variable that can hold multiple values, including arrays.

Using var signifies that you are declaring a variable, and by assigning it an array (denoted by the square brackets), you're initializing an empty array ready to have values added to it. Once created, you can utilize methods to manipulate the array, such as adding, removing, or accessing values, making var the appropriate choice for array declaration in this context.

Other options, while they include keywords that suggest variable declaration, either use incorrect syntax (array, list, set) or are not applicable within the context of creating an array in CodeHS. The proper array syntax ensures that the program can interpret it correctly and manage the variable as intended.