Arrays

If a variable had an array of 2 (say, in GUI), would that mean I can use 0, 1, and 2? or only 0 and 1?

Bonus Question (just came into my head): Is "assembly" and "binary" the same thing? I highly doubt it, but if anybody could elaborate, I'd be very grateful.

No. All the size feature does is initialize the first n indexes of an array to the default value you have set.


No. Binary is a numbering system, assembly is a very low-level language used for computer programming.

Machine code is also not the same thing as assembly, but it is very close (an assembly language is essentially a slightly abstracted representation of the machine code for whichever CPU architecture you're programming for).

When you create an array you have access to every single slot. All the variable editor does is sets the values of the "size" you made it as to the value you gave.

All arrays have indexes 0 - 8191 (8192, technically, but that last one doesn't carry over in saves so isn't really used).