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Reputation: 1948

JavaScript Two-Dimensional array is undefined

I was trying to resolve my error with other answers but just fail. I have this simple example of what I think is two-dimensional array but it keeps returning me undefined error.

var city = 'London',
    country = 'England';

var locate = [];
locate['London']['England'] = ['Jhon','Mike'];

for (i = 0; i < locate[city][country].length; i++) {  
  console.log(locate[city][country][i]);
}

jsbin http://jsbin.com/pixeluhojawa/1/

what am I doing wrong in this example, I would appreciate your help.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 814

Answers (1)

Cerbrus
Cerbrus

Reputation: 72839

Before you can assign a value to locate['London']['England'], you'll have to make sure that locate['London'] is an object:

var locate = {};
locate['London'] = {};
locate['London']['England'] = ['Jhon','Mike'];

Notice how I used an object literal ({}) instead of an array literal ([]). Arrays don't support string keys like this. You'll need to use objects instead.

You can also declare it like this::

var locate = {
    London:{
        England:["Jhon","Mike"]
    }
}

Upvotes: 2

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