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I have this array:

$scope.arrayList=[{FirstName:"",LastName:""}];
$scope.Address=[{address:"",PhonNumber:""}];

and I want to push this another $scope.Address array into the first(index) object and the output should be like this:

$scope.arrayList=[{FirstName:"",LastName:"",$scope.Address}];

When I tried to push the address into the array it is creating a new object, so I tried this:

 $scope.arrayList[0].push($scope.Address);

But it's showing this error: "[0] is undefined"

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HOW did you try to do that? Please add your attempt code. – Peter Jun 17 '15 at 6:59
    
jsfiddle.net/arunpjohny/2c0q7pwp/1 - looks fine – Arun P Johny Jun 17 '15 at 7:04
    
Why are you doing this? Why storing $scope.Address in $scope.arrayList. Can't you simply store array? – nikhil Jun 17 '15 at 7:05
    
thanks @ArunPJohny – Syed Rasheed Jun 17 '15 at 7:12
    
@nikhil actually i am getting the arrays dynamically but i am looping the another array into an object by specific applicationId – Syed Rasheed Jun 17 '15 at 7:14
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I think you are looking for this

$scope.arrayList[0].Address= $scope.Address;

you can not insert array into an array of object without giving key/value pair.

Assuming $scope.Address stores an array of addresses for the $scope.arrayList[0].

If that is not the case and you want to map each array with respect to the index, then try this:

$scope.arrayList[0].Address= $scope.Address[0];
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You cannot push into an object - only into an array. $scope.arrayList[0] is an object (person) not an array (address list). You have to define an array as property IN this object.

$scope.arrayList[0].addresses=[{address:"",PhonNumber:""}];

or you define the address list with the person object and use push

$scope.arrayList=[{FirstName:"",LastName:"", addresses=[]}];
$scope.arrayList[0].addresses.push({address:"",PhonNumber:""});
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