Friday, November 18, 2011

how to declare arrray

Example 1 – Array Constructor

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// Declare an array (using the array constructor)
var arlene1 = new Array();
var arlene2 = new Array("First element", "Second", "Last");

Example 2 – Literal notatoin

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// Declare an array (using literal notation)
var arlene1 = [];
var arlene2 = ["First element", "Second", "Last"];

Example 3 – Implicit Declaration

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// Create an array from a method's return value
var carter = "I-learn-JavaScript";
var arlene3 = carter.split("-");
To avoid script errors, you should get into the habit of initializing an array when you declare it, like so:
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// Declare an empty array using literal notation:
var arlene = [];
// The variable now contains an array of length zero

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