array indexingの例文

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Functions involving two or more variables require multidimensional array indexing techniques.
Brackets are used in many computer programming languages, especially those array indexing operators.
Array indexing is handled as a special case.
In general, the content of a loop might be large, involving intricate array indexing.
IDL programmers can avoid many of these problems by using square brackets for array indexing, thereby avoiding conflicts with function names which use parentheses.
A 16-bit X register is used mainly for array indexing, and two 16-bit Y and Z registers are used as 16-bit pointers.
Using one-based arrays is a foolish concession to foolish programmers which fills anything more than trivial uses of array indexing with endless minor adjustments, and I note that since the OP is experienced in JavaScript they won't have a problem in that direction anyway.
*Array indexing and subroutine entry can both be carried out with exactly the same syntax ( parentheses ); this ambiguity, coupled with the single namespace for all variables and subroutines, can cause code to stop working when newly defined subroutines or language extensions conflict with local variable names.