The issue with correctly looping through 2 arrays in JavaScript is that the length of the arrays may be different. Therefore, if a simple for loop is used to iterate through both arrays at the same time, it may result in index out of bounds errors or incomplete iterations. To properly loop through 2 arrays, the length of each array should be compared and the loop should iterate up to the minimum length of the 2 arrays. Alternatively, the forEach method can be used with a callback function that includes both the current element and its index from each array, ensuring that both arrays are iterated through simultaneously.
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