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JavaScript - Accessing an array / function in the head, from the body

Asked by webwolf_3000 in JavaScript

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Simple question for ya here;

I built a fairly simple password generator using JavaScript ( PHP and SQL would be better, but this is intended to be client side capable ( such as active desktop application ) - )

The issue is, I created the array in the head, and then moved down to apply some essential code to the body, the array has to be placed both in the head and the body, How on earth can I access the array in the head from a call in the body??. ( Just so I dont have to declare the array twice )Start Free Trial
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