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 ===== Lists =====
-A list is either a one dimensional set of values separated by commas and enclosed in braces { }, or a list if lists containing two dimensions of data.
+A list is either a one dimensional set of values separated by commas and enclosed in braces { }, or a list of lists containing two dimensions of data.  You may use lists in many statements to define a collection of points or sounds.  Lists are also used to quickly assign a variable to an array of values.
-You may use lists in many statements to define a collection of points or sounds.  Lists are also used to quickly assign a variable to an array of values.
+The [[explode|Explode]] and [[explodex|Explodex]] functions also return a list that may be used wherever lists are allowed.
+==== Statements and Functions Where Lists May Be Used ====
+[[Arrays|Arrays]], [[dim|Dim]], [[implode|Implode]], [[poly|Poly]], [[sound|Sound]], [[spritepoly|Spritepoly]], [[stamp|Stamp]]
-+---+---+
-n anonymous array is a set of numeric values or a set of string values, separated by commas, and enclosed in braces {}.  Anonymous array can be used to rapidly assign a group of values to an array.  If the Anonymous array is longer than the dimensioned array then the array will be automatically re-dimensioned ([[redim|Redim]]) to the correct length.\\
-\\
-Anonymous Arrays can also be used in the [[poly|Poly]], [[sound|Sound]], and [[stamp|Stamp]] statements in place of an array variable.
 ==== Example ====
 <code>
-dim myarray(4)
-myarray = {1, 2, 3, 4}
-dim words(1)
 words = {"how","now","brown","cow"}
 for n = 0 to words[?]-1
  print words[n]
 next n
+sound {{200,200},{400,300},{200,200}}
 </code>
+==== History ====
+|1.99.99.55|Added two dimensional lists|

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