Hi all! I am trying to define a javascript class with an array property, and its subclass. The problem is that all instances of the subclass somehow "share" the array property:

// class Test
function Test() {
    this.array = [];
    this.number = 0;
} 

Test.prototype.push = function() {
   this.array.push('hello');
   this.number = 100;
}

// class Test2 : Test
function Test2() {
}

Test2.prototype = new Test();

var a = new Test2();
a.push(); // push 'hello' into a.array

var b = new Test2();
alert(b.number); // b.number is 0 - that's OK
alert(b.array); // but b.array is containing 'hello' instead of being empty. why?

As you can see I don't have this problem with primitive data types... Any suggestions?