Here is a simplified version of the current code, with fewer rows and properties.
var row1 = new Object();
var row2 = new Object();
var row3 = new Object();
var row4 = new Object();
var row5 = new Object();
var row6 = new Object();
var row7 = new Object();
row1.name = "Hello World!";
alert(row1.name);
The above code does not achieve its intended purpose because each row variable needs individual declaration. However, I am faced with creating numerous row variables.
var row = [];
var row1 = [];
var row2 = [];
var row3 = [];
row.push(1);
row[1].name = "Hello World";
alert(row[1].name);
If possible, how can I efficiently handle this situation?