In case you are looking on how to access a particular value based on the index, here’s how you do it.

Array

Here’s an example Array –

1. Let’s say you have an Array variable declared which has 3 values –
   
   
2. And if you want to access the second element, ‘B’.
   Then, here’s how you read the same in another variable (or any other place for that matter)
   variables(‘nameOfTheVariable’)[index]
   
   
3. Since at Index 1, letter “B” is present, the result will be as below –
   

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