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In a previous blog, we’d mentioned that we have started linking code samples in docs to CFFiddle links.
Building upon our previous efforts, we’ve now extended CFFiddle to the following function categories:
The next task is to link CFFiddle with Query and Decision functions, and also a few File functions.
As always, please use CFFiddle to test the samples. If there are sample(s) that you want to be modified/corrected, share the link in this thread or send me a mail, saghosh@adobe.com.
Please send us your feedback and suggest ways for a more fruitful collaboration.
In a previous blog, we’d mentioned that we have started linking code samples in docs to CFFiddle links.
Building upon our previous efforts, we’ve now extended CFFiddle to the following function categories:
The next task is to link CFFiddle with Query and Decision functions, and also a few File functions.
As always, please use CFFiddle to test the samples. If there are sample(s) that you want to be modified/corrected, share the link in this thread or send me a mail, saghosh@adobe.com.
Please send us your feedback and suggest ways for a more fruitful collaboration.
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This might be OT, but here goes. Some of these samples seem dated.
I feel confused.
For example
<cfscript>
// Declare an array
myArray=ArrayNew(1);
myArray=["Google","Microsoft","Adobe","Facebook","Amazon"];
myConvertedList=myArray.toList();
WriteOutput(myConvertedList);
</cfscript>
Vs
<cfscript>
// Declare an array
myArray=["Google","Microsoft","Adobe","Facebook","Amazon"];
myConvertedList=myArray.toList();
WriteOutput(myConvertedList);
</cfscript>
If I were a new developer I would be confused by what myArray=ArrayNew(1); does.
Is it necessary? If I don’t do it, do I get something different?
James- Both are the same. However, I see what you mean. I’ll change the sample.





