Two dimensional arrays

Hey Jennifer . What if there are 10 item in a single sub array ?
Do in that case too , we will use the same method or we will introduce another variable "j" for another internal loop.
If yes , then why doesn't he use another variable "j" here and use two loop . I think that will be suitable for all the cases , no what what is the length of the subarray.
I am trying to do that , but I am stuck . Please help me.

Aakash Srivastav Yes, that would be a great way to do it, especially if you don't know in advance how many elements there are in the subarray, although, that is not the case here. The problem, in this case, is the word "by". For this, we would have to include a conditional to so that we can say whether we should write that word or not.

Here was my solution using a nested loop:

var playList = [
    ['I Did It My Way', 'Frank' ],
    ['Respect', 'Aretha' ],
    ['Imagine', 'John' ],
    ['Born to Run', 'Bruce' ],
    ['Louie Louie', 'Kingsman' ],
    ['Maybellene' , 'Chuck' ]
    ];

    function print(message) {
     document.write(message);
    }

    function printList( list ) {
     var listHTML = '<ol>';
     for ( var i = 0 ; i < list.length ; i++) {
         listHTML += '<li>';
       for( var j = 0 ; j < list[i].length ; j++){
            if(j == 0) {
                listHTML += list[i][j] + ' by ';
            } else {
                listHTML += list[i][j];
            }
       }
       listHTML += '</li>'
     }
     listHTML += '</ol>';
     print(listHTML);
    }

    printList(playList);

Happy coding!

Thanks :) . I just used an extra variable result to have better understanding and to make code more cleaner.

var playList = [
['I Did It My Way', 'Frank' ],
['Respect', 'Aretha' ],
['Imagine', 'John' ],
['Born to Run', 'Bruce' ],
['Louie Louie', 'Kingsman' ],
['Maybellene' , 'Chuck' ]
];

function print(message) {
  document.write(message);
}

function printList( list ) {
  var listHTML = '<ol>';
  for ( var i = 0 ; i < list.length ; i++) {
    var result = " ";
    for( var j = 0 ; j < list[i].length ; j++){
      if( j === 0){
       result += list[i][j] + " by ";
     }
     else{
      result += list[i][j];
    }

  }
  listHTML+= '<li>' + result + '</li>';
}
listHTML += '</ol>';
print(listHTML);
}

printList(playList);

Is my approach right , that I created an new variable between two "for" loops? Is there any problem ?