Technically it's the same call, just different syntax.
As opposed to using the loop, which is actually a different technique.
At 07:26 AM 11/16/00 -0800, Neil Madsen wrote:
>>There's also a shortcut, if you know your way around, which is:
>>
>>on doit
>> myList =[]
>> setAt(myList, 100, 0)
>>end
>
>Don't forget this shortcut
>on doit
> myList = []
> myList[100] = 0
>end
>
>>But either way, you now have a list with 100 slots initialized to 0.
>
>Later.
>...Neil
>
>
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