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In the APL [[array model]] and in particular [[leading axis theory]], a '''cell''' of an array is a [[subarray]] which is formed by selecting a single [[Index#Index along an axis|index]] along some number of leading [[Axis|axes]] and the whole of each trailing axis. Cells are classified by their [[rank]], which may be between 0 ([[scalar]]s) and the array's rank (in which case the cell must be the entire array). Cells with rank <source lang=apl inline>k</source> are called '''k-cells''' of an array. A [[major cell]] is a cell whose rank is one less than the entire array, or a 0-cell of a [[scalar]].
In the APL [[array model]] and in particular [[leading axis theory]], a '''cell''' of an array is a [[subarray]] which is formed by selecting a single [[Index#Index along an axis|index]] along some number of leading [[Axis|axes]] and the whole of each trailing axis. Cells are classified by their [[rank]], which may be between 0 ([[scalar]]s) and the array's rank (in which case the cell must be the entire array). Cells with rank <source lang=apl inline>k</source> are called '''k-cells''' of an array. A [[major cell]] is a cell whose rank is one less than the entire array, or a 0-cell of a [[scalar]].

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