Core Function LBound
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LBound( <array/binary-array> )
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Description
Returns the index of the lowest element in an array .
Parameters
array/binary-array
The array to use.
OR
The binary variable to use.
Return Value
Success - Returns the lowest index in the array/binary-array.
Failure - Returns -1.
Remarks
Although this gets the highest index it may not get how many items there are in the array use Count( <array/binary-array> ) for that.
If you want the highest index instead of the lowest use UBound( <array/binary-array> ) for that.
Example
$array = array ("One", "Two", "Three"); println("Lowest index is: " . LBound($array) );
