1.3.9.1 Array

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An array is a collection of zero or more child objects of uniform type, where each child is addressable by using an unsigned integer index. Referencing a child object of an array is denoted by using the following syntax: array[index].

Indexes are zero-based and monotonically increase by 1. Therefore, Index 0 references the first element in an array, and Index 1 references the second child in the array.

Arrays have the following property:

  • Length: The number of child objects in the array.