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Defining an Array in MXML:

<mx:Array>
	<mx:String>Mac Pro</mx:String>
	<mx:String>Mac Mini</mx:String>
	<mx:String>Macbook</mx:String>
	<mx:String>Macbook Air</mx:String>
	<mx:String>Macbook Pro</mx:String>
	<mx:String>iMac</mx:String>
</mx:Array>
	

Defining an Array in Actionscript 3.0:
with constructor:

var macs:array = new Array("Mac Pro", "Mac Mini",  "Macbook", "Macbook Air", "Macbook Pro", "iMac");
	

without constructor:

var macs:array = ["Mac Pro", "Mac Mini",  "Macbook", "Macbook Air", "Macbook Pro", "iMac"];
	

Defining an Object in MXML:

<mx:Object id="Macbook" color="black" processor="2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo" Memory="2GB (up to 4GB)" storage="250GB">
	

Defining an Object in Actionscript 3.0:
with constructor:

var object:Object = new Object();
var subObject:Object = new Object();
object.subObject = subObject;
	

without constructor:

var macs:Object = {name:"Macbook", color:{color1:"white", color2:"black"}, processor:{processor1:"2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo", processor2:"2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo"}, memory:{memory1:"1GB (two 512MB)", memory2:"2GB (two 1GB)", memory3:"4GB (two 2GB)"}, storage:{hd1:"120GB", hd2:"160GB", hd3:"250GB"}};
Note: you can nest objects with properties within objects without having to declare variable names