array indexing
[əˈreɪ ˈɪndeksɪŋ]
noun
indexação de matriz
1. The process of accessing or referencing an element in an array using an index or subscript number
In array indexing, the first element is typically at index 0 in most programming languages.
Na indexação de matriz, o primeiro elemento geralmente está no índice 0 na maioria das linguagens de programação.
2. The technique of using numerical positions to locate and retrieve data stored in array data structures
Array indexing allows you to quickly access any element without iterating through the entire list.
A indexação de matriz permite acessar rapidamente qualquer elemento sem iterar pela lista inteira.
This is specialized technical terminology used universally in software development and computer science education. In Brazil, the term is standardized in academic and professional settings. The concept of zero-based vs. one-based indexing varies by programming language and is a common point of discussion in programming communities worldwide.
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