Definition:
An array is used to store a list of values in a single variable.
Access by Index:
Each element in the array has an index. First element is at index 0, the next is at index 1, the following is at index 2 ...
To access elements of the array put the index in square brackets like this:
array[i]
This is called access by index
Note: The position of the value does not match the index. The index starts at 0. Hence, a value in first position of the array is called using index 0.
*Arrays of Non-Numbers:
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Arrays can be made of any objects - booleans, strings, etc.
Arrays of Arrays
You can put arrays in arrays these are called multidimensional arrays:
my_2d_array = [[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], ["Here", "are", "some", "strings"], [true, false]]
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