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===== Lists ===== | ===== Lists ===== | ||
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Lists are collections of data. They are similar to arrays but they do not have a fixed length. | Lists are collections of data. They are similar to arrays but they do not have a fixed length. | ||
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effectively setting element number " | effectively setting element number " | ||
If **variable** is not a list, a warning will be printed to the console. | If **variable** is not a list, a warning will be printed to the console. | ||
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+ | See also: [[4rpl: | ||
=== Example === | === Example === | ||
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===== Tables ===== | ===== Tables ===== | ||
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Tables are collection of named data. They are sometimes called dictionaries in other languages. | Tables are collection of named data. They are sometimes called dictionaries in other languages. | ||
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- | It is possible to iterate over the elements in a table by coercing the table into a list. The following shows two equivalent methods to extract data from a table. | + | ==== Coerce table to list ==== |
+ | It is possible to iterate over the elements in a table by coercing the table into a list. The following shows two equivalent methods to extract data from a table. | ||
=== Example === | === Example === | ||
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Table -> | Table -> | ||
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Do (GetTablecount(< | Do (GetTablecount(< | ||
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Loop | Loop | ||
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GetTableKeys(< | GetTableKeys(< |