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Using Indexing in Assignment Statements
This section describes how to assign:
The examples work with matrix A
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There is no functional difference between two-dimensional indexed assignment and n-dimensional indexed assignment (where N > 2). Because it is easier to understand two-dimensional arrays, most of the examples in this section deal with two-dimensional arrays. See Extending Two-Dimensional Assignment to N Dimensions to learn how to work with arrays of dimension greater than two.
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