Why a few numbers in a list numbered a different font?

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  var iCount = 20;

  var = textFonts.length iCount;

  Var books = "";

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  var familyName is textFonts [i] .family.;

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  EDIT: More info

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  EDIT: More information

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  1. nothing wrong with your family name gathering

  2. No, you do right

  3. Yes

  you use the global counter 'i', to call something in the table that does not exist, after the 3rd point of the same family, the meter is 4, so that the elements in the array is 1, NomTableau [4] does not exist

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