jquery - Is this a javascript array with objects in it? -

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square brackets array, , curly brackets objects correct?

what data structure:

some.thing = [ {   "swatch_src" : "/images/91388044000.jpg",   "color" : "black multi",   "inventory" : {     "f" : [ 797113, 797114 ],     "x" : [ 797111, 797112 ]   },   "images" : [ {     "postfix" : "jpg?53_1291146215000",     "prefix" : "/images/share/uploads/0000/0000/5244/52445892"   }, {     "postfix" : "jpg?53_1291146217000",     "prefix" : "/images/share/uploads/0000/0000/5244/52445904"   }, {     "postfix" : "jpg?53_1291146218000",     "prefix" : "/images/share/uploads/0000/0000/5244/52445909"   } ],   "skus" : [ {     "sale_price" : 199,     "sku_id" : 797111,     "msrp_price" : 428,     "size" : "s"   }, {     "sale_price" : 199,     "sku_id" : 797112,     "msrp_price" : 428,     "size" : "m"   }, {     "sale_price" : 199,     "sku_id" : 797113,     "msrp_price" : 428,     "size" : "l"   }, {     "sale_price" : 199,     "sku_id" : 797114,     "msrp_price" : 428,     "size" : "xl"   } ],   "look_id" : 37731360 } ];;

yes, array of objects nested arrays within. (or in case 1 single element contained within array.)

some.thing[0] refers have listed. there, have object containing:

var obj = some.thing[0]; obj.swatch_src // contains "/images/91388044000.jpg" obj.color // contains "black multi" ... obj.inventory // (another object   obj.inventory.f // array of [797113, 797114] ... obj.images // array of objects   obj.images[0].postfix // contains "jpg?53_1291146215000"   obj.images[0].prefix // contains "/images/share/uploads/0000/0000/5244/52445892" ...

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