Leonardo Giovanni Scur on Nostr: Yep, depending on the language, that is supported out of the box. C# List<T> , C++ ...
Yep, depending on the language, that is supported out of the box. C# List<T> , C++ std::vector<T> do it, as does GDScript's non-packed arrays (the Array type that you construct with []), and most interpreted languages'.
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