Which property in a Row Iterator points to the object in the array associated with the row?

The property in a Row Iterator that points to the object in the array associated with the row is the 'elementName' property. In the context of a Row Iterator, 'elementName' is designed to reference the specific element in the underlying data structure that corresponds to the current row being processed. This is essential for iterating through an array where each row represents an object within that array, allowing developers to access and manipulate the data effectively.

While 'valueType' refers to the type of value held in the row and 'editable' pertains to whether the row can be modified, these properties do not directly point to the object in the array. The 'value' property can represent the current value of the row, but it is not as specifically tied to identifying the object in the array as 'elementName' is. Thus, 'elementName' is the correct choice for indicating the specific item being iterated over in the array, making it key for any operations that require knowledge of which object you are currently handling in the Row Iterator.