> > What makes you say that?  An array is an array is an array.  jQuery 
> > doesn't change how they work or how you create them.

> Yep. An array is an Array. But in my case while working with 
> jQuery the array data is not executing properly and the same 
> is working fine in typical javascript.

var a = [];

var b = [ 'one', 'two', 'buckle my shoe' ];

var c = new Array;

var d = new Array( 42 );

var e = new Array( 'three', 'four', 'shut the door' );

jQuery shouldn't affect any of those in the slightest. Which one didn't
work?

Post a link to a test page, or at least some sample code you and trouble
with, and we can see what went wrong.

-Mike

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