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<strong>Data Structure Variable Types (Pro Only)</strong><br/>
 
<strong>Data Structure Variable Types (Pro Only)</strong><br/>
 
''Available in v5.23''
 
''Available in v5.23''
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An introduction video is available here:
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https://youtu.be/u2zY5dv34CM
 
* <strong>Dictionary</strong> stores a series of key value pairs. For example if you wanted to store a count for each day of the week you could create a dictionary called dayOfWeekCount and have a series of entries such as dayOfWeekCount [monday] = 1, dayOfWeekCount [tuesday] = 3 etc.
 
* <strong>Dictionary</strong> stores a series of key value pairs. For example if you wanted to store a count for each day of the week you could create a dictionary called dayOfWeekCount and have a series of entries such as dayOfWeekCount [monday] = 1, dayOfWeekCount [tuesday] = 3 etc.
 
* <strong>Array</strong> stores a series of values with associated index variables. For example if you wanted to store a count for each day of the month you could create an array called dayOfMonthCount and have a series of entries such as dayOfWeekCount[1] = 5, dayOfWeekCount[2] = 2 etc.
 
* <strong>Array</strong> stores a series of values with associated index variables. For example if you wanted to store a count for each day of the month you could create an array called dayOfMonthCount and have a series of entries such as dayOfWeekCount[1] = 5, dayOfWeekCount[2] = 2 etc.
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