This is a short tutorial on Flash MX - Actionscript. In this tutorial you will
learn how to use arrays.
An array is an object whose properties are identified by a number
representing their position in the array. This number is referred
to as the index. All arrays are zero-based, which means that the
first element in the array is [0], the second element is [1], and
so on. In the following example, myArray contains the months of the year.
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myArray[0] = "January"; myArray[1] = "February"; myArray[2] = "March"; myArray[3] = "April"; |
The same thing as above can also be declared like below :
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var myArray = ["January", "February", "March", "April"]; |
Multi-Dimensional Arrays can be done as followed :
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myMultiDimensionalArray = [["Ron","Zimmer"],["Roger","Clemens"]] |
An array is an object whose properties are called elements, which
are each identified by a number called an index. When you create an
array, you surround the elements with the array access operator
(or brackets). An array can contain elements of various types.
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myArray = [15, "Ron", true, 14.34] |
Thats all for this tutorial
If you are confused or have any questions don't be afraid to ask
