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Simple scalars are the only arrays with [[depth]] 0. An array consisting only of simple scalars therefore has depth 1; such arrays are called [[simple]]. | Simple scalars are the only arrays with [[depth]] 0. An array consisting only of simple scalars therefore has depth 1; such arrays are called [[simple]]. | ||
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