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yah I see , generally thanks again for your help

yah I use Chrome, but it not only browser I use to test my script like Safari, Opera, IE8, FireFox, and Navigator 9. Anyway it happen with me when I use Chrome and Safari , Antonio Conte, Thanks dear for your comment but I already know this thing and I don't have problem with , Thanks a lot !! HartleySan, I agree with you, maybe it could be globe in webkit browsers !! but why i dont hear about before, anyway you too Thanks a lot for helping

Hello every one may some one can help me in this issue. When I use Literal syntax for Array like this: var name = ['name1', 'name2', 'name3', 'name4']; alert(name[2]); it return to characters in Array, but when i use it like this way: var names = ['name1', 'name2', 'name3', 'name4']; alert(names[2]); it return to the name3 at full not just one character on it. So my question is, there any point i miss to learn about this technique, or it could be problem in language ?