javascript - Adding text inside of if() from a function -


I am having a problem, I have created this function:

  function array ( Number) {Var textToReturn = ""; (Var i = 1; i & lt; = number; i ++) {textToReturn + = "array [i" + (+ (i-1)) + "] == artex [" + (i-1 ) + "]"; If (i! = Number) {textToReturn = textToReturn + "& amp;" ;; }} Return text again; };  

And I am using IF condition inside this function:

 for  (var i = 0; i & lt; array.lambi ; I ++) {if (ArrayCounter (arrayText.length)} {  

but it does not work, and if I manually add the result of the array (IF) This will work inside, what should I do, it works?

but it does not work

this job Does and returns the desired text.

I am using this function in the IF condition

... but the value of a high-position boolean is expected, a string No! You were originally executing

  if ("array [0] == array text [0] and array [1] == array text [1]") { 

but need

  if (array [0] == array text [0] and array [1] == array text [1]) { <
 

What should I do to make this work?

You type the eval () but do not do that. eval is bad behavior, it should not be used for it.

Instead, create a function array that you pass two arrays and the boolean that returns!


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