Question on execution of an array in Javascript

[riplus0623]

I have a problem I am working on - any help is appreciated.

An array (noted as arr) contains the numbers 1,2,3,4,5

If the following JS code is run, what numbers will be stored in the array?

arr[2]++;
arr[1] += arr[2];
arr[3] = arr[3] / arr[2];

Any help is appreciated - I am lost on this one...

[Xillez]

Hi, riplus0623

please post the whole source code...

var junkData = ["nr. 1", "nr. 2", "nr. 3", "nr. 4"];
 
console.log(junkData[3]);
 

IF you use this setup you see the "console.log(junkData[3]);" part?

The [3] desides which "part" or "slice" of the array it's going to print out.

So in this case it's going to print out only "nr. 3".

Think of an array like this:

var "var name" = [1. "Some Text", 2. "Some Text", 3. "Some Text"];

x(hope this got you on the right track... or at least helped you a bit... )

[Rabbit]

If you want to know what the values will be, then run the code and output the values.

[Xillez]

This is the code I used:

var arr = [1,2,3,4,5];
 
console.log(arr[2]++);
console.log(arr[1] += arr[2]);
console.log(arr[3] = arr[3] / arr[2]);
 

I got 3 outputs:

3
6
1

[gits]

you should first do all operations and then 'output' the resulting array - then u see what it contains

[riplus0623]

Thank you everyone for your help. I am new at this and your help is greatly appreciated, especially the explanations of how the array works.