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Figure 6–39. Deleting and inserting elements into an array with splice()
CHAPTER 6 ■ FUNCTIONS AND ARRAYS
Now, say the 2000–2002 seasons are simply missing. We can use splice() to insert those. That is to
say, splice() does not require you to delete any elements. So if we pass 0 for the second parameter to
splice(), JavaScript will insert the three new elements, and, as before, keep the indexes sequential
behind the scenes, as Figure 6–40 displays.
var pirates = [[2010, 57, 105],
[2009, 62, 99],
[2008, 67, 95],
[2007, 68, 94],
[2006, 67, 95],
[2005, 67, 95],
[2004, 72, 89],
[2003, 75, 87],
[1999, 78, 83],
[1998, 69, 93],
[1997, 79, 83],
[1996, 73, 89],
[1995, 58, 86],
[1994, 53, 61],
[1993, 75, 87]];
pirates.splice(8, 0, [2002, 72, 89], [2001, 62, 100], [2000, 69, 93]);
console.dir(pirates);
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