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Julia n-D arrays are stored contiguously in memory. So, you can access the memory by reshaping the array into whatever dimension you want and then access it usi

by newen 8y ago

Julia n-D arrays are stored contiguously in memory. So, you can access the memory by reshaping the array into whatever dimension you want and then access it using the A[i,j,k] syntax.

vram22 8y ago
What does reshape actually do? Create a 1-D array from a 2-D one or vice versa, or just make appear to be so?
- jhayward 8y ago
  It alters the descriptor of the data layout, not how the data is actually stored.
  - vram22 8y ago
    Got it, thanks.