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From: rayoub@wam.umd.edu (Ronald Ayoub)
Subject: Newbie Arrays
Date: 1999/08/13
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Right now I'm learning about multidimensional arrays and arrays of arrays.
I want to do something similiar to this with multidimensional arrays:

    for I in V'first..V'last loop
        for J in V(I)'first..V(I)'last loop
            V(I)(J) := I * J;
        end loop;
    end loop;

but I can't see how to use the 'first and 'last attributes with
multidimensional arrays. In C there is no real difference between
an array of arrays and a multidimensional arrays except syntactically.
Are array of arrays more commonly used by Ada programers.

Thanks.

Ron