<\/span><\/h2>\nTo add a variable value to an array in JavaScript, you can use various methods. One of the simplest approaches is to use the push()<\/strong> method, which adds one or more elements to the end of an array. Let’s take a look at an example:<\/p>\n“`javascript
\nlet myArray = []; \/\/ Creating an empty array
\nlet myVariable = “Hello, World!”; \/\/ Variable value to add<\/p>\n
myArray.push(myVariable); \/\/ Adding the variable value to the array<\/p>\n
console.log(myArray); \/\/ Output: [“Hello, World!”]
\n“`<\/p>\n
In the example above, we first create an empty array named `myArray` and a variable `myVariable`, which stores the string “Hello, World!”. Using the `push()` method, we add the value of `myVariable` to the end of `myArray`. Finally, we log the contents of `myArray` to the console, which displays `[“Hello, World!”]`.<\/p>\n