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3) In computer programming languages, an array is a group of objects with the same attributes that can be addressed individually, using such techniques as subscripting.

4) In random access memory (RAM), an array is the arrangement of memory cells.

Getting started with arrays

To explore how arrays are used in the enterprise, here are some additional resources:

Choosing a storage array: This article offers advice on choosing a storage array, as well as recent SMB storage array news. Learn how to find the right array for your needs.

Five questions to ask a VAR before buying an iSCSI storage array: Find out what you need to ask a value added reseller before purchasing an iSCSI storage array.

How to select the right storage array: There are several ways to classify storage arrays. This article details what you need to know about disk arrays before you make a purchase.

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