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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ When you have similar things being done to a number of different objects your co

One good way to avoid this is to use arrays. An array is a variable that has multiple values. Like a pigeon-hole letterbox system, where the boxes are all the same but have different contents.

In most programming languages, arrays use brackets to indicate what's going on. So, to access the third element of the variable ~code:data~ you would see
In most programming languages, arrays use brackets to indicate what's going on. So, to access the third element of the array variable ~code:data~ you would see

~code:data[3]~

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