JavaScript array passing
In this section of JavaScript array tutorial we have
shown an example of passing array to the methods or functions. When any array
object is passed to a method in JavaScript then it is passed by reference not
pass by value. The changes what we do in the array elements would reflect
afterwards.
In this example we have created an array of five
elements. Here we have created a function Pass() where we have passed the
object of array . This function takes the array object as argument and adds one
element "Track" at the index "2". Now you can
check that array now becomes of length six and contains six elements also after
the Pass() method. Since array objects in JavaScript are passed by
reference therefore you can find the changes in the array.
Full example code of JavaScript array passing example
is as follows:
javascript_array_passing.html
<html>
<head>
<title>
JavaScript array passing example
</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
var arr = new Array(5);
arr[0]="Rose";
arr[1]="India";
arr[2]="Technologies";
arr[3]="Pvt";
arr[4]="Ltd";
function Pass(arrayName)
{
arrayName.splice(2,0,"Track");
document.writeln("Array in the function is ="+ arrayName+"</br>");
}
document.writeln("Array before calling Pass() method is ="+arr+"</br>");
Pass(arr);
document.writeln("Array after calling Pass() method is ="+arr+"</br>");
</script>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ddcdff">
<h2>
JavaScript array passing
</h2>
</body>
</html> |
Output of the example is as follows:
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