I believe that the major differences are:
- Tables are not GOP whereas arrays are.
- Arrays allow scaling of the Y-axis, tables do not. For example, with an
array, you can have data stored from -650 to 554 per entry, a table is limited to a range of +/-1.
~Kyle
On 10/11/06, Mike McGonagle mjmogo@gmail.com wrote:
On 10/11/06, Frank Barknecht fbar@footils.org wrote:
Personally I don't use this functionality at all in real life. I don't even use arrays in real life a lot, I only use [table].
Alright, this begs the question...
What are the finer points on the differences between an array and a table? I thought they were functionally the same, and I was under the impression that these names were more of an historical oddity, and not so much a functionality difference...
Thanks,
Mike
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