Accessing array elements with two variables

Question

I have got an array like below

Array={A,B
C,D
E,F.....}

Length of the array is 60 like A,B is taken as 1st line(1st line contains two elements) and C,D is taken as 2nd line(2nd line contains two elements) and so on till 60th line.

while iterating through a loop, I need to access the array elements like below with two different variables R and F. R represents all the elements A,C,E etc and F represents all the elements B,D,F etc...

when i=1
Array.R=A
Array.F=B
when i=2
Array.R=C
Array.F=D
when i=3
Array.R=E
Array.F=F
and so on till 60

Please help how can I get this.

Answer 1

You can use an old-fashioned for-loop and increase the index by 2 instead of 1, like this:

const input = ['A','B','C','D','E','F'];
for ( let n = 0; n < input.length; n += 2 ) {
 const R = input[ n ];
 const F = input[ n + 1 ];
 console.log({R, F});
}

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