@Alan Rosenthal: VArrays (or Arrays in any programming language) are quite fast if you want to jump to any given index because of the way the array is stored inside the RAM. So knowing the total amount of elements, e.g. days in a month are always 31 or less, you can quite fast jump to any given value of a day by using the index as e.g. day in the given month. Have a nice day.
On a more serious note - I almost always use Nested Tables in my programs. Occasionally, I will use an Associative Array when I want to use a string to "index" an element in the AA. But I have never understood why I would want to use a Varray? It seems like a limited form that doesn't provide anything that Nested Tables don't. Any thoughts?
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@Alan Rosenthal: VArrays (or Arrays in any programming language) are quite fast if you want to jump to any given index because of the way the array is stored inside the RAM. So knowing the total amount of elements, e.g. days in a month are always 31 or less, you can quite fast jump to any given value of a day by using the index as e.g. day in the given month.
Have a nice day.
Thank you sir
On a more serious note - I almost always use Nested Tables in my programs. Occasionally, I will use an Associative Array when I want to use a string to "index" an element in the AA. But I have never understood why I would want to use a Varray? It seems like a limited form that doesn't provide anything that Nested Tables don't.
Any thoughts?
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