This article explains arrays in easy-to-understand language.
An Array is a type of data used to store a series of values that are accessible under a single variable.
It's like a bucket of rocks, leaves and worms. Only the rocks, the leaves and the worms are integers, strings or other arrays and the main array is the bucket of course.
See?
So easy.
var('myArray') = array(1,'two',3.0,'four', array('A','B','C'));
iterate($myArray, local('item'));
#item + '<br>';
/iterate;
Author: Vincent Rahming
Created: 21 Feb 2008
Last Modified: 24 Feb 2011
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