note 87861 added to function.is-array
| From: | adam at greatbigmassive dot net | Date: | Sat, 27 Dec 2008 15:45:02 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 87861 added to function.is-array | ||
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elanthis QUOTE:
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25-May-2007 06:25
First, "sequential array" is a silly term. Use "vector."...
...A vector would be an array in which all keys are integers, each successive key is equal to the
previous key plus one, and the first key is 0.
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I've just created an array using the "sequential" method.
Array("cat","dog","cow","hen");
So what your saying is that the word "sequential", (meaning something that runs in
sequence), is a silly term to express an array who's keys are generated in sequence.
The keys automatically generated for my sequential array above would be.. [0],[1],[2],[3]
You say tomarto, I say tomayto :))
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*straight face*
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