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            <description>7.4.5 Inline array

With the inline notation of an array, you can create an array in a compact way and fill it with data immediately.

Syntax for an inline array:


Array = [ Expression [ , ... ] ]


The statement creates an array and returns it. The data type of all elements is checked. If they are all of the same type, or if they can be converted to the same native data type, then an array of a specific type is returned. For example, string[] if all elements are only string values, float[] for…</description>
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