Objects named for John Iliffe [ILL-if] are used to implement higher-order examples of these objects, such as their jagged type. Information not known about these objects at compile time, like position in memory, is stored in 
Objects named for John Iliffe [ILL-if] are used to implement higher-order examples of these objects, such as their jagged type. Information not known about these objects at compile time, like position in memory, is stored in a dope. Specifying the stride of these objects can improve their storage pattern in memory. In an optimization technique, compilers can see if it is impossible for a loop variable to exceed the size of these objects and then eliminate (*) bounds checking. The numpy [NUM-pie] package creates efficient versions of these objects in Python. Languages like FORTRAN and MATLAB index these elements from 1 rather than 0 when accessing subsets of them in a process called slicing. For 10 points, name these objects that consist of an ordered group of elements stored contiguously in memory, unlike linked lists.
Objects named for John Iliffe [ILL-if] are used to implement higher-order examples of these objects, such as their jagged type.
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