This page demistrates JavaScript Arrays as well as some of their usese. Arrays are a very useful tool when it comes to programming.
| Property (arrayName.) |
Description |
| length |
Is used to set or return the length of an Array. (physical size) |
| prototype |
Lets you add properties and/or methods to an Array. |
| Method (arrayName.) |
Description |
| concat() |
Joins two or more Arrays together and returns a single array containing both. |
| indexOf() |
Looks though the Array for a specific value, then returns the index position of that value. |
| join() |
Places all elements of an Array into a String. |
| lastIndexOf() |
Starts at the end of an Array searching for a specific value and returns the index position of that vlaue. |
| pop() |
Deletes the last index of an Array and returns that value. |
| push() |
Adds another value to the end of an Array and returns the new length of the Array. |
| reverse() |
Reverses the order of an Array. |
| shift() |
Removes the first element of an Array and returns it. |
| slice() |
Takes a piece (slice) of an Array and returns it as new Array. |
| sort() |
Puts the values in an Array in order. |
| splice() |
Allows you to Add/Remove specific indexes from an Array. |
| toString() |
Converts an Array into a String and returns the results |
| unshift() |
Adds new infomation to the front of the Array and returns the new length of the Array. |
| valueOf() |
Returns the primitive value (such as an integer) of an Array. |
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