$ARRAY

References: - $LIST object - $VECTOR object

Same as $LIST, but without the entry labels.

Supports an offset search if the contents of the array are $ID or $STR or $ARRAY values.

> months = ["JAN","FEB","MAR","APR","MAY","JUN","JUL","AUG","SEP","OCT","NOV","DEC"];
> months["MAR"];
2
> months["FFF"];
{"err":-1}
> months["FFF"].iferr(-1);
-1

If the elements are $ARRAY type, the first item of the array is used for the match.

> x = [["a",496],["b",964],["c",221]];
> x."b";
1
> x[x."b"];
["b",964]
> x.g
{"err":-1}

There isn't currently built in support for searching for an $ARRAY or $LIST item within an $ARRAY. Currently, this would require an itterator to scan and compare, or the use of a hash of the contents as a key.

Parallelism Note: Array operations like .map() and .filter() are parallel by default and hardened for ETL/data processing workloads.