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Generate jquery array so I can use ++arrayname[i]; [closed]



I want to generate a basic array and declare it with a 'n' number of elements in jquery. I want to initialize each value of the array with 0 and I want to be able to call increment each value of the array. How can I do it?







++arrayname[i];




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  1. If I understand, you need something like that:


    To initialize:

    $.each(arrayname, function(idx, elt) {
    arrayname[idx]=0; // **EDIT**
    });

    To increment:

    $.each(arrayname, function(idx, elt) {
    arrayname[idx]++; // **EDIT**
    });

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