var = {}和var = []之间的区别？

问题描述：

可能重复：

Javascript中的对象与数组之间的键/值对

我在JavaScript中有一个变量，我使用的是 hash 。我可以将它初始化为：

I have a variable in JavaScript which I am using like a hash. I can initialize it like:

var selected = [];

或

var selected = {};

它完全相同。我正在使用它，例如：

and it does the same exact thing. I'm using it like this for example:

selected["one"] = 1;

if (selected["one"] == 1) console.log("one is selected"); 
// result: one is selected

if (selected["two"] != 1) console.log("two is not selected");
// result: two is not selected

selected["one"] = 0;

if (selected["one"] != 1) console.log("one is no longer selected");
// result: one is no longer selected

真的有区别吗？是一个对象，另一个是数组吗？如果是这样，我什么时候应该遇到问题。也就是说，两者在使用上有什么区别，为什么你会选择一个呢？

Is there really a difference? Is one an object and the other an array ? If so, when should I expect to run into problems. Ie., what is the difference between the two in their usage, and why would you chose one over the other?

答

[] 是一个数组， {} 是一个对象。数组是一种只能分配数字键的对象。

[] is an array, {} is an object. An array is a type of object intended to be only assigned numeric keys.

虽然理论上你可以互换使用它们，看看当你JSON-ify时会发生什么：

While you can in theory use them interchangably, look what happens when you JSON-ify them:

var tmp = []; // or: var tmp = {}
tmp.one = 1;
JSON.stringify(tmp);

// array:
'[]'

// object:
'{"one":1}'

var = {}和var = []之间的区别？

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