Array attribute of an object

Question

In a non-array attribute of an object:

function myObj()
{
  this.code = "code";
  this.name = "name";
}

I can retrieve their values using:

  myCode = myObj.code;

or:

  myCode = myObj["code"];

With arrays:

function myObj()
{
  this.code = ["code1","code2"];
  this.name = ["name1","name2"];
}

I have to to get "code2" so my syntax should be:

  myCode = myObj.code[1];

Now my problem is, how can I get "code2" using the other way (the one the uses braces and the attribute enclosed in braces)?

Javascript objects have properties, HTML and XML elements have attributes. The term you are looking for is "square bracket notation". — RobG
– RobG, Commented May 16, 2012 at 6:57

Niet the Dark Absol · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-16 05:36:03Z

3

You mean like this?

myCode = myObj['code'][1];

answered May 16, 2012 at 5:36

Niet the Dark Absol

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Nehross Montoya Over a year ago

Thanks for the quick response..^^, I have tried it before but didn't work. But when I tried it now it did work. Must have missed something before. Anyways, thank you very much. ^^,

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