# Array

## Introduction

The **Array Nodes** are used for creating and handling **Arrays**. An **Array** is a *data structure* that contains a collection of elements, each uniquely identified by an *index*.

## Contents

* [**Array Value**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/array-value.md)
* [**Clear Array**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/clear-array.md)
* [**Concat Arrays**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/concat-arrays.md)
* [**Get Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/get-array-element.md)
* [**Insert Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/insert-array-element.md)
* [**Length of Array**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/length-of-array.md)
* [**Pop Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/pop-array-element.md)
* [**Push Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/push-array-element.md)
* [**Remove Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/remove-array-element.md)
* [**Set Array Element**](/incari-studio/toolbox/array/set-array-element.md)

## External Links

* [*Array Data Structure*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Array_data_structure) on Wikipedia.


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