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JP16D commited 2023-02-17 15:26:11 +0000 commit 47374eb08b0912c1d44bad6da35d1cd683871246

                EditorScript/Introduction to Editor Scripting.md
			
          @@ -21,17 +21,17 @@ Each of this key can represent either `num` value types (`int`, `float`), `tru` 

          ### Arrays and Objects

          • An array basically acts as a list that is automatically indexed, you can declare an array like this

          ```

          var list = ["apple", "orange", true, 100];

          var listA = ["apple", "orange", true, 100];

          var list = [];

          list[0] = "mango";

          list[2] = [0.1, 1];

          var listB = [];

          listB[0] = "mango";

          listB[2] = [0.1, 1];

          //outputs ["mango",, [0.1, 1]]

          ```

          • In the other hand object is an "list of properties" to represent an "object", it works similarly to array but the properties are defined by a name as if it's a variable, you can declare an object like this:

          ```

          var obj = {

          var objA = {

              name: "grass",

              color: [0, 255, 0],

              wilted: false,

          @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ var obj = {

              }

          }

          var obj = {};

          obj.something = "something";

          var objB = {};

          objB.something = "something";

          //outputs {something: "something"}

          ```

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...	...	@@ -21,17 +21,17 @@ Each of this key can represent either `num` value types (`int`, `float`), `tru`
21	21	### Arrays and Objects
22	22	• An array basically acts as a list that is automatically indexed, you can declare an array like this
23	23	```
24		var list = ["apple", "orange", true, 100];
	24	var listA = ["apple", "orange", true, 100];
25	25
26		var list = [];
27		list[0] = "mango";
28		list[2] = [0.1, 1];
	26	var listB = [];
	27	listB[0] = "mango";
	28	listB[2] = [0.1, 1];
29	29	//outputs ["mango",, [0.1, 1]]
30	30	```
31	31
32	32	• In the other hand object is an "list of properties" to represent an "object", it works similarly to array but the properties are defined by a name as if it's a variable, you can declare an object like this:
33	33	```
34		var obj = {
	34	var objA = {
35	35	name: "grass",
36	36	color: [0, 255, 0],
37	37	wilted: false,
...	...	@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ var obj = {
41	41	}
42	42	}
43	43
44		var obj = {};
45		obj.something = "something";
	44	var objB = {};
	45	objB.something = "something";
46	46	//outputs {something: "something"}
47	47	```

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