array = [*value*, *value*, *…*]array = new Array(*value*, *value*, *…*)array = Array.of(*value*, *value*, *…*)array = Array.from(*arrayLike*)Summary: Arrays in JavaScript are, quite simply, modified Object instances with an advanced prototype, capable of performing a variety of list-related tasks. They were added in ECMAScript 1st Edition, and other prototype methods arrived in ECMAScript 5.1 Edition.
Warning: If a numeric parameter called n is specified in the new Array() constructor, then it will declare an array with n amount of elements, not declare an array with 1 element with the value of n!
console.log(new Array(53)); // This array has 53 'undefined' elements!
That being said, you should always use [] when declaring an array:
console.log([53]); // Much better!