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How to Push Both Key and Value into an Array in jQuery

While jQuery itself doesn't directly handle pushing key-value pairs into arrays (because arrays are ordered lists and don't natively support key-value associations), you can achieve this in a couple of ways using JavaScript fundamentals, along with jQuery for DOM manipulation and iteration if needed. We'll explore the common scenarios and how to best approach them.

*Understanding the Goal*

The core problem is that standard JavaScript arrays are indexed by number (0, 1, 2, etc.). They are meant for ordered lists of items. Trying to directly assign a key-value pair to an array using bracket notation (e.g., `myArray['myKey'] = 'myValue';`) will seem to work in some cases, but it doesn't behave like a true associative array. Instead, JavaScript will treat `myArray` as an object with array-like properties. This can lead to unexpected behavior.

Therefore, the best approach is to use:

1. *Arrays of Objects:* Each element in the array is an object, which can hold key-value pairs. This is the most common and recommended way.
2. *Arrays of Arrays (Less Common):* Each element is another array containing the key and value. Less readable and generally less preferable than objects.

*Scenario 1: You have data in a specific format (e.g., extracted from a DOM element or another data structure) and need to create an array of objects.*

*Example:* Let's say you have a series of `div` elements with data attributes, and you want to extract the `data-key` and `data-value` attributes and create an array where each item is an object like `{ key: 'key1', value: 'value1' }`.

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*Explanation:*

1. *Initialization:* `let dataArray = [];` creates an empty array. This is *crucial*. You need to start with an empty array before you can push elements into it.
2. *jQuery `.each()` Loop:* `$('.data-item').each(function() { ... });` iterates through each element with the clas ...

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