I think that's right. C requires you to initialize the array with a fixed length, right, so if you try to write to an index beyond that length (without increasing the length beforehand) it'll throw a fault/exception? With Javascript, if you try to write to an index that's technically "out of bounds" from the array's current length, it just automatically increases the length of the array to accommodate.
Using a prior PV move even though it results in a draw
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