Ok. Well here is an example of JavaScript Arrays. Click on the link below to see it in action. Just be ready to type 5 quotes in! Don't get mad though! :)

Click Here, I dare you!

Well....pretty cool huh? How they do it? right?  HEHE, pretty easy actually. Similary to PERL, but just a tad different.

The Source:

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">  <!--  function display_quote2()       {            var quote= new Array(5);            var y=0;            for (y=0; y<5; y++)              {                 quote[y]= prompt          ('Enter a Quote!',' ');          }       var x=0;       for (x=0; x<5; x++)           {              alert(quote[x]);               }       } //--> </SCRIPT>

Explanation:

To assign an array in JavaScript, you need to first know the syntax:

var your_array_name = new Array(number of items you want in it)

Ok, that was easy enough. Then if you want to set loops like I did, decide on any variable and set it equal to zero. Then do what you want with the loop. I just set it to have alert boxes for every the number of quotes, in this case 5. Pretty easy to do isn't it? That's it.

Click Here, I dare you!