Different result based on using 'name' as an array name?

I was writing the code for this exercise when it gave me a weird result on the screen. In summary, to populate the student object array, I created four distinct arrays (name, track, achievement and points) each containing 5 values...one for each student. Then I used a for loop to push each of those values as a new object in the 'student' object array.

The weirdness happened when displaying the 'Name' property of each student. Instead of the full name like "Andy", I would get only a letter "A" for the first student...then "n" the next, then "d", etc. But if I changed the name of the array from 'name' to 'name1', it worked correctly! I didn't see name as a reserved keyword...what gives?

I tested this following code on the console, I would get this:

 var name = [
  "Andy",
  "Bryan",
  "Charlie",
  "David",
  "Edward"
];
< undefined

> name
< "Andy,Bryan,Charlie,David,Edward"

> var name1 = [
  "Andy",
  "Bryan",
  "Charlie",
  "David",
  "Edward"
];
< undefined

> name1
< ["Andy", "Bryan", "Charlie", "David", "Edward"]