Hey guys, I'm new to Javascript and have only "dived" so far into the course, yes i am still going, what would be the..

In a video lesson Dave put up, he is asking to create an array, holding several objects, and each object has a few values. He then instructs for us to simply have these values printed to the screen via html.

So far I only know of "document.getElementById();".

What I was wondering is, is there an opposite. I'm coming from PhP, so this may not be possible with Javascript, however Ill still ask. Can I run some sort of foreach loop, perhaps just a standard for loop, on each of these objects, values, and have them post into an html page view. For instance in php I would simply associate these values with a variable and attach the front and back end via MVC and post their variables in the view, whiling running it through a foreach loop. How could I do this in a very clean, compressed, comprehendible way with Javascript.

My code is below, hopefully you can see where I am going with this, instead of ".write" is there some sort of opposite to "document.getEelementById();"? Thus letting me post a variable inside the html view and have it loop through each of the objects values within the array, and have them wrapped in an <ol>, by wrapping that one variable as you would a foreach loop.

Seth

 var sethsEducation = [
 {Main Skill set: 'Php & MySQL', 'Javascript', 'Html & CSS'},
 {Time frame of completion: 'sixty days', 'forty days', 'thirty days'},
 {Academic curriculum's: 'Team Treehouse', 'Team Treehouse', 'Codecadmey', 'Brent Ozar'},
 {Extra skills obtained & obtaining: 'Sass', 'Gulp', 'Elixir', 'Vue' 'Grunt', 'Bower', 'Composer', 'Home Brew', 'Git', 'Github', 'Virtual Box', 'Vagrant',
 'Laravel', 'Homestead', 'Compass', 'PhpStorm', 'WebStorm', 'MAMP', 'Asana', 'Screen Hero', 'UI design', 'UX design', 'Web Design', 'Jquery', 'Ajax', 'Indexing',
 'Sketch', 'Terminal', 'Restful Practice', 'MVC layouts', 'and Partial Coding'}

 ];

 for (i = 0; i < sethsEducation.length; i += 1;) {
document.write(sethsEducation);


 }