I've just started studying PHP and I came across something called associative arrays. It allows you to do the following:
The equivalent in JS would be:PHP Code:$soccerTeam = array();
$soccerTeam['andy'] = 10;
I tried this out in JS in FireBug and it seemed to work. My only question is, is it a good idea? I could not find any JS documentation on it and I even found an article that said it was a bad practice. And if it is bad in JS, is it bad in PHP as well?Code:var soccerTeam = new Array(); soccerTeam['andy'] = 10;
Thanks!



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