How to make 2d/3d int arrays in turing

[ynotpeace]

What is it you are trying to achieve?

I am trying to make a 2d/ 3d int array but dont know how. can anyone help me?

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Turing:

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latest one

[registration]

2D arrays:
var variableName : array low .. high, low2 .. high2 of type := init ()

not sure about 3D arrays.. why would you even need such a thing in turing?

[Zren]

Basically Mutidemsional arrays just add the extra , low3 .. high3.

Turing:

const size := 3 var cube : array 1 .. size, 1 .. size, 1 .. size of int for z : 1 .. size     for y : 1 .. size         for x : 1 .. size             cube (x, y, z) := Rand.Int (0, 9)         end for     end for end for for z : 1 .. size     for y : 1 .. size         for x : 1 .. size             put cube (x, y, z), "" ..         end for         put ""     end for     put "" end for

[DtY]

You can also use the more literal syntax, this is the same example as Zren gave:

Turing:

const size := 3 var cube: array 1..size of array 1..size of array 1..size of int

They both mean the same thing, except this version is more literal, the other is often easier to read.

When accessing them, you can index them with `cube(x,y,z)`, or `cube(x)(y)(z)`.
The second one actually makes more sense, imo.

[ynotpeace]

Thanks for all your help.