Objects as Associative Arrays: for loop?

You can use a for in loop to loop through properties of an object var myObject = { prop1:"1", prop2:"2", prop3:"3" }, property; for ( property in myObject ) { if ( myObject. HasOwnProperty( property ) { alert( myObjectproperty ); } } the bracket and dot syntax is interchangeable in JavaScript That being said, I have no idea what you're trying to do in you're example.

You can use a for in loop to loop through properties of an object. Var myObject = { prop1:"1", prop2:"2", prop3:"3" }, property; for ( property in myObject ) { if ( myObject. HasOwnProperty( property ) { alert( myObjectproperty ); } } the bracket and dot syntax is interchangeable in JavaScript.

That being said, I have no idea what you're trying to do in you're example...

Since the loop goes 21 times. I how do I grab the object from the 13 loop? – user763349 Jul 15 at 20:23 I don't think you understand the difference between arrays and objects in JavaScript, take a look at this stackoverflow.

Com/questions/874205/… – Greg Guida Jul 15 at 20:30.

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