Using the dot (.) operator to create the same variable causes an error because it violates the syntactic rules for identifiers: : Object « Class « Flash / Flex / ActionScript

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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » Class » Object   Using the dot (.) operator to create the same variable causes an error because it violates the syntactic rules for identifiers:   package{   import flash.display.Sprite;      public class Main extends Sprite{     public function Main(){         var info:Object = new Object(  );         info["411"] = "Information Line";                  var info:Object = new Object(  );         info.411 = "Information Line";  // ERROR! Identifiers must not start     }   } }          Related examples in the same category 1.  Creating an Object: var variableName:datatype = new ClassName(); 2.  Accessing Object Properties 3.  Accessing Object Methods 4.  Using Objects as Associative Arrays 5.  Testing for Existence 6.  Use this operator to investigate instances of classes for methods and public properties 7.  Removing Properties

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