index1 - index number of last variable to be created within that particular index-range
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index2 (optional) - index number of last variable to be created within that particular index-range
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index3 (optional) - index number of last variable to be created within that particular index-range
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... (optional) - and so on
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Creates an array of the specified type. For example, Dim tiles(10) creates an integer array, Dim tiles#(10) creates a float array and Dim tile$(10) creates a string array.
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The contents of an array can be accessed using the index notation: 0 - indexn, giving indexn+1 number of elements for that particular index range. You should not attempt to access a non-existent element of the array. In debug mode this will cause an error stating 'index out of bounds'. With debug off however, you may get 'illegal memory access' errors, or worse no immediate errors at all.
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Arrays are global, and must be defined in the main program.
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Arrays can be re-dimmed by using the Dim statement again with the same array name, but the contents of the array will be lost.
