Using eval() in Javascript to unpack the array
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I have an array that I need to unpack.
So, from something like
var params = new Array();
params.push("var1");
params.push("var2");
I need to have something like
"var1", "var2".
I tried using eval, but eval() gives me something like var1, var2...i don't want to insert quotes myself as the vars passed can be integers, or other types. I need to pass this to a function, so that's why i can't just traverse the array and shove it into a string.
What is the preferred solution here?
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