Re: Using for ... in with arrays

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From: Fred_Goldman
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 22:46

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It makes sense, because an array is an object and the properties of the 
array are the index number of the array element.

Try this:

var myArray = new Array(50)
myArray[25] = 3
for (j in myArray) {
   $.writeln(j);
}

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