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Old December 16th, 2004, 05:50 AM
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4d arrays (general)
Hi,
Not sure if this makes sense but here goes.

If i create a 3d array where each element contains an array - is this a 4d array?
ie - is it the same as X[][][][] ? Or are they different.

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Sounds like a 4d array to me whichever way around you implement it.

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you can make a 400 dimension array if you want, but every dimension you add, you multiply that number by whats there, and very quickly you will be taking up more memory than your computer has.
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Yes, that is a 4 dimension array, but I'm sure you dont need it...
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