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The [[bound]] of an array is the number of [[element]]s it contains, or equivalently the length ([[Tally]]) of its [[ravel]] vector or the product (<source lang=apl inline>×/</source>) ~~of its [[shape]]~~.

The [[bound]] of an array is the number of [[element]]s it contains, or equivalently the length ([[Tally]]) of its [[ravel]] vector or the [[product]] of its [[shape]] (<source lang=apl inline>×/⍴</source>).

The bound can be derived axiomatically as a function of the [[shape]] from two rules:

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	The [[bound]] of an array is the number of [[element]]s it contains, or equivalently the length ([[Tally]]) of its [[ravel]] vector or the product (<source lang=apl inline>×/</source>) ~~of its [[shape]]~~.		The [[bound]] of an array is the number of [[element]]s it contains, or equivalently the length ([[Tally]]) of its [[ravel]] vector or the [[product]] of its [[shape]] (<source lang=apl inline>×/⍴</source>).

	The bound can be derived axiomatically as a function of the [[shape]] from two rules:		The bound can be derived axiomatically as a function of the [[shape]] from two rules:

Bound: Difference between revisions

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