已经有一些简单的例子了,但是我注意到你的问题的措辞表明你可能有PHP的背景,你希望JavaScript也能以同样的方式工作——事实并非如此。PHP数组与JavaScript数组非常不同。
在PHP中,关联数组可以完成数值索引数组所能做的大部分工作(array_*函数可以工作,您可以count()它,等等)。您只需创建一个数组并开始分配字符串索引,而不是数值索引。
In JavaScript, everything is an object (except for primitives: string, numeric, boolean), and arrays are a certain implementation that lets you have numeric indexes. Anything pushed to an array will affect its length, and can be iterated over using Array methods (map, forEach, reduce, filter, find, etc.) However, because everything is an object, you're always free to simply assign properties, because that's something you do to any object. Square-bracket notation is simply another way to access a property, so in your case:
array['Main'] = 'Main Page';
实际上相当于:
array.Main = 'Main Page';
From your description, my guess is that you want an 'associative array', but for JavaScript, this is a simple case of using an object as a hashmap. Also, I know it's an example, but avoid non-meaningful names that only describe the variable type (e.g. array), and name based on what it should contain (e.g. pages). Simple objects don't have many good direct ways to iterate, so often we'll turn then into arrays first using Object methods (Object.keys in this case -- there's also entries and values being added to some browsers right now) which we can loop.
// Assigning values to corresponding keys
const pages = {
Main: 'Main page',
Guide: 'Guide page',
Articles: 'Articles page',
Forum: 'Forum board',
};
Object.keys(pages).forEach((page) => console.log(page));