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Example for a standard array : | Example for a standard array : | ||
array EXAMPLE = ["apple" , "banana", "strawberry"]; | array EXAMPLE = ["apple" , "banana", "strawberry"]; | ||
here EXAMPLE[1] = "banana" | here EXAMPLE[1] = "banana" | ||
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array ASSOCIATIVE; | array ASSOCIATIVE; | ||
ASSOCIATIVE["fruit"] = "apple"; | ASSOCIATIVE["fruit"] = "apple"; | ||
ASSICIARIVE["beverage"] = "coffee"; | ASSICIARIVE["beverage"] = "coffee"; | ||
ASSOCIATIVE["meat"] = "chicken"; | ASSOCIATIVE["meat"] = "chicken"; | ||
Functions: | Functions: | ||
{{LSLG|llForeach}} | {{LSLG|llForeach}} | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 27 July 2007
An array is a data structure consisting of a group of elements having a single name that are accessed by indexing. These elements can be of all other types like float, string or vector.
Example for a standard array :
array EXAMPLE = ["apple" , "banana", "strawberry"];
here EXAMPLE[1] = "banana"
Example for an associative array :
array ASSOCIATIVE;
ASSOCIATIVE["fruit"] = "apple";
ASSICIARIVE["beverage"] = "coffee";
ASSOCIATIVE["meat"] = "chicken";
Functions: