Accessing Array Elements

Ok, I have a book on Jscript that says "You can read the contents of an array using the same notation you used when assigning walues." I tried to do what it said but I gave up so here is my script.

function NumericTest3 (thename, theoutput, thewildcardsVB)
{
scores = new Array()
scoredisp = "Scores; + scores[0] + "," + scores[1] + "," + scores[2]"
world.send("\" " + scoredisp)
}

When it sends it to the world all it sends is
Scores; + scores[0] +

I want to display the values of the first three elements of the scores array. Does anybody know how to get this to work?

Umm.. Well, you have your "" all messed up. "" should be 'only' around literal information (things not stored in a variable). Thus:

scoredisp = "Scores;" + scores[0] + "," + scores[1] + "," + scores[2];

will work, but not the way you had it. ;)