Append to Arrays
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@Jack_Blue
Something like:
nums[len(nums)] = boop -
Great minds, etc.
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Thanks, both!
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Just a few notes:
As far as I know you can add a value to an existing array only if you add it in the next available index. So if you have an array of length 3, you can only add with a[3] = newVal. Doing a[10] = newVal would not work.
It is also not possible to expand an array by inserting a value at a specific index in the array. You would have to write a looping function for this yourself If you need it.
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I think it does work to extend the array however the unassigned values are void which is one way to get the "Unrecognised type: 4" error message. So if you do a[10] = newVal when the array length was 3, a[3] to a[9] will exist but have undefined values.
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Ah, OK. I only know that its been giving me grief in the past, so I have made a habit of only extending it one index at the time.
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@vinicity Probably safest!
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Looks like it’s time to write an append function then!
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Just to be clear, btw, I’m not going to do it.
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@toxibunny yeah please i also really need one
