Objects
ActionScript provides the predefined objects described in the following tables:
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Method name | Parameters | Description |
new Array |
| Returns a new empty Array object, or an Array object initialized with a list of values. |
Array.concat |
| Adds a list of values to the end of an array and returns a new Array object with the concatenated values. |
Array.join |
| Returns a string constructed by concatenating each value of the Array object, separated by an optional separator string. A comma is the default separator. |
Array.length |
| Returns the number of elements in the array. |
Array.pop |
| Returns and removes the last element from the array. |
Array.push |
| Adds a list of values to the end of the array and returns the new length. |
Array.reverse |
| Returns a new Array object that is in the reverse order of the original. |
Array.shift |
| Returns and removes the first element from the array. |
Array.slice |
| Returns a new array that is a subrange of the target array. The returned array contains the value at the start index but not the value at the end index. Use a negative index to count from the end of the array. |
Array.sort |
| Sorts the array in place. If the order function is not specified, elements will be sorted using the less-than (<) operator. ... |
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