Question

My Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
for each ( var movie in ['Endhiran The Robot','Shivaji The Boss','Anbulla Rajinikanth'] )
    document.writeln(movies + "<br/>");
</script>

In Firefox, I am getting the output as

Endhiran The Robot
Shivaji The Boss
Anbulla Rajinikanth

But in IE9 and Chrome Version 23.0.1271.95 m, for each is not working and nothing is written on the document

Answer 1

There is no for each in JavaScript, that was a non-standard extension.

There is the new ES5 forEach function, which is well supported in modern browsers although of course not in older ones:

['Endhiran The Robot','Shivaji The Boss','Anbulla Rajinikanth'].forEach(function(movie) {
    document.writeln(movie + "<br/>");
});

Several other options over in this other answer here on Stack Overflow. (The question mentions jQuery, but the answer covers both plain JavaScript and jQuery options.)