Does Visula have arrays?
(Review question from VL/HCC 2006) Yes – RFTM! Visula does not have a built-in notation for arrays. Instead it treats arrays as objects, and uses method calls to access the array. This is better because it does not introduce a (redundant!) notation for arrays, and because dynamic typing allows an algorithm to work on any type of container (e.g. a linked list) without hard-coding the fact that we are dealing with an array. This kind of flexibility was introduced in the C++ standard template library.
