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Just like lists, individual elements and slices of arrays can be selected using bracket notation. Unlike lists, however, arrays also permit selection using other arrays. That is, we can use array selectors to filter for specific subsets of elements of other arrays.
First, let's look at some examples of one-dimensional arrays that behave just like lists. Let's create an array called myarray with 10 values.
