How do I store array of object with many values

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Hello everyone,
I am new to javascript and I want to store different type of values for objects.
How can I store more than one title.usr for different objects like person[0] etc

JavaScript

var title=new Array();
   person.usr=titleValue;
   person.pass=pass;

for many persons

Posted 29-Jan-15 13:30pm

ButtersBottomBitch

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-01-29T15:49:00

You need to understand that person.usr is exactly the same as person["usr"]. Arrays and other objects are pretty much the same thing: associative container. Perhaps the only difference for array is its predefined property length.

It's weird that you want to store titles in the array. You should better store the objects themselves:

JavaScript

var array = [

	{title: "Mr", pass: "I won't tell you"},
	{title: "Mrs", pass: "Get lost!"},
	{species: "Turdus migratorius", genus: "Turdus",
		family: "Turdidae",
		conservationStatus: "least concern"}

];

var someProperty = array[2].family;
   // defined for one array element,
   //not for another one

Any questions?
Javascript is said to be the most misunderstood language of all times. Please see:
http://davidwalsh.name/javascript-objects-distractions[^].

—SA