function CreateSuit(suit){
this.suit = suit;
this.vaule = i;
this.name = name;
}
var twoClubs = new Card ('clubs', 2, 'two of clubs');
var threeClubs = new Card ('clubs', 3, 'three of clubs');
var fourClubs = new Card ('clubs', 4, 'four of clubs');
var deck = [];
How do I put these objects into the deck array? Sorry if this is a dumb question I am having trouble finding an answer.
You have a few options, as mentioned in the comments.
1) Instantiate the array with the objects:
var deck = [twoClubs, threeClubs, fourClubs];
2) Add the objects onto the array:
var deck = [];
deck.push(twoClubs);
deck.push(threeClubs);
deck.push(fourClubs);
3) You could even instantiate the array and declare the objects at the same time:
var deck = [new Card ('clubs', 2, 'two of clubs'), new Card ('clubs', 3, 'three of clubs'), new Card ('clubs', 4, 'four of clubs')];
Technically, this is the most efficient way (caveat: this is browser/implementation dependent).
There are a few ways to do this. You can initialize the array with the values present:
var deck = [twoClubs, threeClubs, fourClubs]
Or you can add them to the array on the fly:
var deck = [];
deck.push(twoClubs);
deck.push(threeClubs);
deck.push(fourClubs);
Or you can even specify where in the array you want to put them:
var deck = [];
deck[2] = threeClubs;
deck[0] = fourClubs;
deck[1] = twoClubs
Or you can mix and match any of these:
var deck = [threeClubs];
deck[1] = twoClubs;
deck.push(fourClubs);
Now once you have added object in array using either of methods mentioned in other answers.
var deck = [twoClubs, threeClubs, fourClubs];
or
var deck = [];
deck.push(twoClubs);
deck.push(threeClubs);
deck.push(fourClubs);
you can retrieve and remove last object from array by using
deck.pop(); // remove and return last object
or you can use indexes to retrieve object from specific location
deck[1] // returns threeClubs
deck.push(twoClubs)var deck = [twoClubs, threeClubs, fourClubs];