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Syntax | arrayGetElement(array, index) | Package | array | Alias | getElement(array, index) | Pkg Usage | getElement(array, index) | |
Description
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Returns the element at the specified index. |
Returns the element at the specified index.
Parameters
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Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
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array | Array | Yes | Array where the element at the specified index is searched. | index | Number | Yes | Index of the element to be returned. | |
Return Type
Element of the array type.
Example
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for(number i = 0; i < size(watchers); i = i + 1){
print(getElement(watchers, i) + " is watching this issue.");
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Prints all the elements of the array watchers.
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- If index is not number or has negative value the routine returns error.
- If index is greater than the size of the array, the routine will return an empty value of the respective type.
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Info |
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Starting with version 2.5 we added the indexing operator. It will work on arrays, strings, dates and interval.
You can simply write in your programs watchers[0] to refer to the first element in the watchers array. |
See also
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