How do you create an array in Avaloq Script?

In Avaloq Script, arrays are created using square brackets. This syntax allows you to define a collection of elements that can be of various types, including numbers, strings, or even other arrays. The use of square brackets is a common convention in many programming languages for denoting arrays or list-like structures, making it intuitive for developers familiar with other languages.

When you define an array using square brackets, you can directly specify the elements within those brackets, separating them by commas. This feature enables a structured format to organize and manipulate sets of related data efficiently. This is particularly useful when you need to store a series of items, such as customer IDs or transaction amounts, and access them via indexing.

The other methods mentioned in the options do not serve this purpose. Curly braces are typically used for defining objects or dictionaries in various programming environments, while parentheses are mostly used for function calls or grouping expressions. Angle brackets are not commonly associated with array definitions in programming languages and often denote generic types or XML elements. Therefore, the use of square brackets is the correct and standard way to create an array in Avaloq Script.