Hello there,
So I noticed something about the semantics of multidimensional
fixed-length array vs slice initialization:
Code:
int[2][3] array;
writeln(array.length, " ", array[0].length);
int[][] slice = new int[][](2, 3);
writeln(slice.length, " ", slice[0].length);
Output:
3 2
2 3
So it seems that int[2][3] means "an array of 3 int arrays of
length 2", while new int[][](2, 3) means "an array of 2 int
arrays of length 3".
This seems like a direct conflict of semantics, and I was
wondering whether this was an intentional design choice, or an
oversight. Can anyone explain reasoning behind this?
