array                    Declares an Array (List of Variables)

 type
   <tname>  = array[<ranges>] of <basetype>;

 var
   <vname>  : array[<ranges>] of <basetype>;

    Use this to declare arrays, which are indexable lists of variables.
    You can declare multi-dimensional arrays by listing multiple ranges.

            <tname>   name of data type being defined.

            <vname>   name of variable being declared.

         <basetype>   any Pascal data type or definition.

           <ranges>   one or more ranges, separated by commas, where each
                      range is either <subrange> or <otype>.

         <subrange>   <val1>..<val2>, where <val1> and <val2> are any two
                      values of an ordinal (Integer, Byte, Boolean, Char,
                      enumerated) data type. Both <val1> and <val2> must
                      be of the same data type.

            <otype>   The name of any ordinal data type except Integer;
                      this can include any enumerated data type you have
                      declared. This implies the subrange <OLow>..<OHigh>
                      where <OLow> is the lowest value of the ordinal type
                      and <OHigh> is the highest.

  -------------------------------- Example ---------------------------------

           type
             Scores   = array[1..5] of Real;
             Class    = array[1..100] of Scores;
           var
             CharFreq : array[Char] of Integer;
             Grid     : array[-10..10,-8..8] of Boolean;