(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I've been looking around some gsc raw files and I encountered some arrays who are "different".

Normally, you'd have an array which it's indexs are integers, like so:

    

myArray = [];

myArray[0] = "something";

myArray[1] = "somethingOther";

myArray[2] = "somethingDifferent";

myArray[3] = "somethingABitDifferent";

...

But these arrays have strings as index like so:

    

myArray = [];

myArray["something"] = 0;

myArray["somethingOther"] = 1;

myArray["somethingDifferent"] = 2;

myArray["somethingABitDifferent"] = 3;

...

In both cases I can count the ammount of indexs in myArray with:

     myArray.size 

My question is, how can I know the indexs in myArray when I don't know it's result?

For instance: In the examples above I knew that myArray["something"] is equal 0 therefore I could compare 0 to the list of arrays and get the index string.

But how can I know the string if I don't know the result?

I know the C# way is:

    foreach(KeyValuePair<T1, T2> pair in Dict)

The other question is: Is it possible to do this in GSC?