Keryx Web skrev:
JavaScript has no pure hash-tables, aka associative arrays. Object
properties can be used to emulate associative arrays, though. A PHP
programmer will feel very limited, though.
A JavaScript object *is* not an array ...
It can have methods as well as properties.
<geekspeak>
Nitpicking on myself. JavaScript makes no real distinction between a
property value that is a function (and therefore becomes an object
method) and property values that simply store a simple type. i.e. a
method *is* a property, that stores a function, which is possible since
they are "first class objects".
</geekspeak>
Lars Gunther
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