storing coordinates in two-dimensional arrays in pacal

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Say that I have a grid of coordinates...x goes from 0 to 100 and y goes from 0 to 200.
I want to store info about each point in an array...however if I declare an array[100,200] the array eill be 100 in height and 200 in width,while the grid is the opposite
So at an exercise they want me to create an array [x,y], for coordinates [x,y]
Will the array be 'titled 90 degrees' from what it should be?

Help would be appreciated...im kind of stuck here!!
Thank you vety much !

Posted 10-Apr-14 23:09pm

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-04-11T01:59:00

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What is the problem of the [100,200] arrangment (or of the opposite one) ?
If you access the items in a consistent manner, every arrangment is valid. After all the space is isotropic, isn't it? :-)

Posted 11-Apr-14 1:59am

CPallini