Originiation of word "Array"

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Ã˜ We all know that the Lord Rama has been addressed by different names
like Janakirama, Kalyanarama, Anantharama etc.

Likewise, Krishna have different names like Gopal akrishna,
Ananthakrishna etc.

One day, our Ancestors were thinking how to refer to all those names
in an easy way.

You all know that our ancestors are pioneer in mathematics. With their
mathematical knowledge, they found a concept called ARRAY.

They decided to put all names of Rama in an array called RAMA and all
names of Krishna in an array called KRISHNA ................. ... ... ..
.. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. ..

From then on they start referring them as "ARRAY RAMA ARRAY KRISHNA"

LinQ

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LOL!!! That was a good one...

Birbhadra

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funny but do people with no programming or comp science background understand this? eventhough it is used (ARRAY) in other context as well it is not very common.

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Main Entry:: ¹arÂ·ray
Pronunciation:: \É™-ËˆrÄ\
Function:: transitive verb
Etymology:: Middle English, from Anglo-French arraier, from Vulgar Latin *arredare, from Latin ad- + a base of Germanic origin; akin to Gothic garaiths arranged â€” more at ready
Date:: 14th century

1: to dress or decorate especially in splendid or impressive attire : adorn <he had already arrayed himself in his best clothes â€” Thomas Hardy>2 a: to set or place in order : draw up, marshal <the forces arrayed against us> b: to set or set forth in order (as a jury) for the trial of a cause3: to arrange or display in or as if in an array <theâ€¦data are arrayed in descending order â€” Ed Burnett>

â€” arÂ·rayÂ·er noun