@drew
What I ment, was the reason that "Most" ppl here go one about list list, when as we know there is very little practicle difference, (in some of the uses).
I was sudjesting the difference was more a mental one in the way we think about lists and arrays. I think of a list as one "Object" after an other "Object, but an array as a "Big lump" of "Objects"
When I was told to try and think of an object as a discrete thing, I found it eayer to do that when I think of a list of them rather than a group of them, this led me to start to think I needed to use list. (Which I know we dont). And I was just passing on this observation
What I ment, was the reason that "Most" ppl here go one about list list, when as we know there is very little practicle difference, (in some of the uses).
I was sudjesting the difference was more a mental one in the way we think about lists and arrays. I think of a list as one "Object" after an other "Object, but an array as a "Big lump" of "Objects"
When I was told to try and think of an object as a discrete thing, I found it eayer to do that when I think of a list of them rather than a group of them, this led me to start to think I needed to use list. (Which I know we dont). And I was just passing on this observation