Hello!

I just started learning JavaScript and came across a miracle that I don’t understand, or I’m doing something wrong.

in general, the essence is as follows:

var myAray = ["first","second"]; var myStr; for (var i = 0; i < myAray.Length; i++) { myStr = myAray[i]; alert(myStr); }

The result is undefined ... In C #, this works (

ps: I apologize wildly for so many stupid question!

Closed due to the fact that off-topic by user207618, dirkgntly , korytoff , Denis , aleksandr barakin Aug 31 '16 at 6:55 .

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    Learn carefully, in JS , arrays do not have the Length property, only length . - user207618
  • I vote for closing, and the answer has already been given above @Other - dirkgntly
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