Hello!
I have an array in the code of a button (Let’s call it A). But I was to add to that array from another button (Let’s call it B).
However, whenever I refer to the array in button B, I get an error. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks.
Hello!
I have an array in the code of a button (Let’s call it A). But I was to add to that array from another button (Let’s call it B).
However, whenever I refer to the array in button B, I get an error. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks.
Hi!
If you initialize your array in A
like this:
this.array = [1,2,3]
You’ll be able to access it from B
like this:
A.array[3] = 4
Ok, I thought this would work for functions also…
Like.
function drive(car){
}
A.drive(honda)
No. JS is evaluating our code at run time using an eval function. The nomenclature should be as follows:
project.drive = function(car) {
}
project.drive(honda);
Amazing community to answer so swiftly. My kids love wick editor.
That is the idea.