The Math Class - Tom Kleen

An array in JavaScript is basically what might be called a . dictionary. or a . map. in some other languages. It is basically a collection of property/value pairs. Usually the property is a non-negative integer (array index), but it can also be a string. Example. The following is legal in JavaScript: console.log(""); var a = [1000]; // An array constant with one element: 1000 at location 0. a ... ................
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