Array

Array myArray
List myList

Description
A dynamic, ordered collection of values. Both Array and List are identical — List is just an alias.
An Array can hold any combination of types (bool, int, float, string, File, etc.) in the same instance.
Elements are zero-indexed.

Methods
| Method | Returns | Description |
|--------|---------|-------------|
| add(value) | void | Appends a copy of value to the end |
| get(index) | T | Returns a copy of the element at index |
| set(index, value) | void | Replaces the element at index with a copy of value |
| remove(index) | void | Removes the element at index |
| size() | int | Returns the number of elements |
| length() | int | Alias for size() |
| isEmpty() | bool | Returns true if the array contains no elements |
| clear() | void | Removes all elements |
| contains(value) | bool | Returns true if value is present in the array |
| indexOf(value) | int | Returns the index of the first match, or -1 if not found |
| first() | T | Returns a copy of the first element (error if empty) |
| last() | T | Returns a copy of the last element (error if empty) |

Example
void main()
{
    Array names;
    names.add("Alice");
    names.add("Bob");
    names.add("Charlie");

    int n = names.size();              // 3
    string s = names.get(1);          // "Bob"
    names.set(0, "Anna");             // replaces "Alice"
    names.remove(2);                  // removes "Charlie"
    bool has = names.contains("Bob"); // true
    int  idx = names.indexOf("Bob");  // 1
    string f = names.first();         // "Anna"
    string l = names.last();          // "Bob"
    names.clear();
    bool empty = names.isEmpty();     // true

    // Gemischte Typen
    List mixed;
    mixed.add(42);
    mixed.add(3.14);
    mixed.add("hello");
    mixed.add(true);
    int count = mixed.length();       // 4
}