JavaScript defines initialization array functions _javascript tips

Method one, the definition and initialization of JS array

Defining a one-dimensional array

Method 1:

var _thearray = new Array);//define
_thearray[0]= "1";
_thearray[1]= "2";
_thearray[2]= "3";
Class

Method 2:

var _thearray = new Array ("1", "2", "3");//directly defined and initialized

Defining two-dimensional arrays

Method 1

var _thearray = new Array ();  First declare one dimension
for (Var i=0;i<10;i++) {    //One dimension length of
 thearray[i]=new Array ();  In the declaration two-dimensional
 for (Var j=0;j<20;j++) {   //two-D length
 _thearray[i][j]=1
 }
}

Method 2

var _thearray = [["0-1", "0-2"],["1-1", "1-2"],["2-1", "2-2"]];//directly defined and initialized

The above code is tested under IE8

method Two,

<script type= "Text/javascript" > 
var date=new date (); 
function Initarray () { 
this.length=initarray.arguments.length; 
for (Var i=0;i<this.length;i++) { 
this[i]=initarray.arguments[i]; 
} 
} 
var d=new initarray ( 
' Sunday ', 
' Monday ', 
' Tuesday ', 
' Wednesday ', 
' Thursday ', 
' Friday ', 
' Saturday ' 
); 
The Firfox browser displays the year by getyear () to get the current year minus 1900 
document.write ((Date.getyear () >1900?date.getyear ():d ate.getyear ( ) (+1900) + "year"); 
document.write (Date.getmonth () +1+ "Month"); 
document.write (Date.getdate () + "Day"); 
document.write (D[date.getday ()); 
</script>

Because JavaScript does not support arrays, the following code is used to define the initialization array.
function Initarray () {
This.length=initarray.arguments.length;
for (Var i=0;i<this.length;i++) {
This[i]=initarray.arguments[i];
}
}