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Keywords:
Scalar,
Contiguous,
Variable,
Sequential,
Integer
The whole body of persons thus placed in order; an orderly collection; hence, a body of soldiers.
An imposing series of things.
An array is a fancy name for an item, as seen in PICK/BASIC. The Pick System allows its "three-dimensional" record structure: items are composed of attributes, which are in turn composed of values, and they in turn may be composed of subvalues. A dynamic array, accomplished in a program with a READ statement, is a means of dealing with an item that may have a variable number of array elements. A dimensioned array is characterized by having a predetermined number of elements, declared with the DIM statement.
Antenna or antenna element consisting of transmitters, receivers, and control electronics.
An array is a collection of data that is associated with a single variable name. Each piece of data is considered a value and is indexed numerically within the array.
A data structure that has one single name of fixed number of elements. An array contains elements of the same type. Elements are stored in contiguous memory locations. In Pascal arrays could be one-dimensional (list), two-dimensional (table), ..., up to 7-dimensional. Elements inside an array can be reached using subscripts (indices).
An array is a single programming variable with multiple "compartments". Each compartment can hold a value.
An array is a zero-based array of indexed slots. The slots can be of different types. There is no limit in the number of elements.!-- if (navigator.appName=="Netscape") { document.write("img src='separation.bmp' x-maintain-ratio='TRUE' height='14' width='687' border='0'");} else { document.write("img src='separation.bmp' x-maintain-ratio='TRUE' style='border-style: none; height: 14px; float: none; width: 687px;' height='14' width='687' border='0'");
DX stores all of its data as a list of data items, arrays can be regulary or irregular.
Arrays are the basic data structure used in one, two and three dimensional phase retrieval. In one dimension, an object is represented by the array {A} = {A0 , ... , AN-1 }; in two dimensions, {A} = { {A0 0 , ... , A0 N-1 } , ... , {AN-1 0 , ... , AN-1 N-1 } } , etc. The different dimensions of a multidimensional array may have different sizes.
A precisely ordered arrangement of elements, allowing them to be displayed and examined in parallel; a systematically gridded pattern of DNA or protein on a solid surface to facilitate mass screening. When miniaturised, also known as 'microarrays' or 'chips'.
A data structure that defines a fixed-length series of items or values. See also list.
An ordered, named set of values, indexed by number.
a basic type of container, but there are others
a better way to store large amounts of data
a big variable that can store many values
a block of memory cells that is assigned a name just as a single memory word is assigned a variable name
a block of values that is referenced by name and index
a built-in data structure, that comes automatically with Java
a certain kind of linear collection of things
a collection of data, all of the same type, whose individual elements are arranged in a regular pattern
a collection of data storage locations, each having the same data type and the same name
a collection of data storage locations, each of which holds the same type of data
a collection of data values, just as an object is
a collection of data values, organized as an ordered collection of key-value pairs
a collection of data values referenced by a single name and whose values are accessed via an index (apartment mailbox metaphore)
a collection of elements accessed through a zero-based integer index
a collection of elements, all of the same data type, given a single name, and stored in adjacent memory locations
a collection of elements which can be accessed by an index
a collection of like elements organized into a n-dimensional data object
a collection of like objects
a collection of like variables that share a single name
a collection of members that are all created as members of the collection at the same time
a collection of memory locations which can be addressed through an index stored in some other memory location
a collection of miniaturized test sites arranged in a manner that permits many tests to be performed simultaneously, or in parallel, in order to achieve higher throughput
a collection of objects, and is represented in the database as a many-to-many relationship
a collection of pieces of data all of the same type (typically, but the compiler doesn't check for that) that are accessible by a numeric index
a collection of related instances, which can either be a value type or a reference type
a collection of scalar values
a collection of several things
a collection of similar data types stored in adjacent memory locations
a collection of values, like a structure
a collection of values of same data type
a collection of values stored in a numbered list
a collection of values that are indexed by numeric keys
a collective name given to a group of similar quantities
a complex variable that allows you to store multiple values in a single variable (which is handy when you need to store and represent related information)
a composite data type that stores a collection of values
a compound data type that can contain multiple data values, indexed either numerically or with strings
a container object that stores an indexed sequence of the same types of data
a container of variables, all those variables hold one name and are referred using a number called an index
a container that can hold multiple values, a unique numeric index is used to refer to (access) each value
a container that holds multiple values, each distinct from the rest
a container that holds variable containers
a contiguous block of elements of a particular type
a contiguous region of memory assigned to a variable name
a continuous line of elements that we have used to represent data in the form of sound and text
a convenient method of storing data to be used for processing in code
a convenient way to store and sort many instances of similar data, or in other words, many variables of the same type
a data representation that can store several variables
a data structure -- a component that holds data
a data structure consisting of a numbered list of items, where all the items are of the same type
a data structure consisting of one of more elements sharing a common type and name (an identifier)
a data structure consisting of related data items of the same type
a data structure containing a group of values of the same data type
a data structure containing many variables that may be accessed by a index
a data-structure for storing LISP objects
a data structure in which many values are associated with the same variable name, but each value has its own 'subscript' or 'index value' to distinguish it from the others
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