The array Object [3|4|I]
The array object provides a mechanism for creating arrays and working with them. New arrays are created with arrayName = new Array() or arrayName = new Array(arrayLength).
Properties
length— An integer value reflecting the number of elements in an array.
prototype— Used to add properties to an array object.
Methods
concat(arrayname)— Combines elements of two arrays and returns a third, one level deep, without altering either of the derivative arrays. (Netscape Navigator 4.0 only; is not in the ECMAScript standard.)
join(string)— Returns a string containing each element of the array, separated by string. (Not I.)
reverse()— Reverses the order of an array. (Not I.)
slice(arrayName, beginSlice, endSlice)— Extracts a portion of ...
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