Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 30 – Array Properties and Methods




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37 responses to “Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 30 – Array Properties and Methods”

  1. I added these lines to show what was happening in this video:
    <code>
    document.write(people.length  + "<br/>");//length property of array – writes length of array to screen

    //prints each element of concatenated array to screen
    for(count = 0; count < people.length; count++)
    {
    document.write(people[count] + "<br/>");
    }
    </code>

  2. To be honest I failed to understand the Arrays. I need an example of a practical application in order to understand it. Many times this is the best way that works for me. Can anyone provide a good example where there is a practical application that leads to a real life scenario result? For example it can be something like " In a website if you want to do X then if "yyy" array is used…etc." Thanks in advance.

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