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7.4.3 Native and derived arrays

In Gambas 3, each data type has an array equivalent. For example, Integer[] stands for a one-dimensional array whose elements are integer numbers, String[][][], for a multidimensional array of string arrays, Collection[] for an array of collections and so on.

An array is called

  • native if its elements have a native data type: Boolean, Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Single, Float, Date, String, Object, Pointer or Variant.
  • derived if its elements are objects of a class.
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