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Parameters
value:Object - One or more values to append to the array.
Returns
Number - An integer representing the length of the new array.
Example
The following example creates the array myPets_array with two elements, cat and dog. The
second line adds two elements to the array.
Because the push() method returns the new length of the array, the trace() statement in the
last line sends the new length of myPets_array (4) to the Output panel.
var myPets_array:Array = new Array("cat", "dog");
var pushed:Number = myPets_array.push("bird", "fish");
trace(pushed); // Displays 4.
See also
pop (Array.pop method), shift (Array.shift method), unshift (Array.unshift
method)
RETURNINDEXEDARRAY
(Array.RETURNINDEXEDARRAY property)
public static RETURNINDEXEDARRAY : Number
Represents the option to return an indexed array as a result of calling the sort() or sortOn()
method. You can use this constant for the options parameter in the sort() or sortOn()
method. This provides preview or copy functionality by returning an array that represents the
results of the sort and leaves the original array unmodified. The value of this constant is 8.
See also
sort (Array.sort method), sortOn (Array.sortOn method)
reverse (Array.reverse method)
public reverse() : Void
Reverses the array in place.
Example
The following example uses this method to reverse the array numbers_array:
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