Array Operations

Appending Or Prepending To An Array With A Value

You can use the + operator to append or prepend a value to an array

log "hello" + ["world"]
// This prepends a value to an array, returning ["hello","world"]
// Note: The + operator does NOT add a space when used between a string and an array

log ["hello"] + "world"
// This appends a value to an array, returning ["hello","world"]
// Note: The + operator does NOT add a space when used between an array and a string

Removing A Value From An Array

You can use the - operator to remove a value at a numeric index from an array. The - operator does not support removing array elements by value (string comparison is not supported).

array_result = ["a", "b", "c"] - 1
// This removes the item at index 1 and returns ["a", "c"]

Concatenating Arrays

You can use the ++ operator to concatenate and join multiple arrays together

log ["hello"] ++ ["world"]
// This concatonated(joins) two arrays together and returns ["hello", "world"]

Range Operator (to)

The to operator creates an array containing sequential numbers from the first operand to the second operand (inclusive).

// Basic range creation
1 to 5     // Returns [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-2 to 2    // Returns [-2, -1, 0, 1, 2]
10 to 15   // Returns [10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]

// Common uses
// Iterate over a range
for value in 1 to 5 (
    log value  // Prints numbers 1 through 5
)

// Generate index arrays
indices = 0 to array.len - 1

// Create arrays for visualization
y_positions = -100 to 100  // Array of y-coordinates