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740027567yThink of all the funny issues arising from the limited precision of the floating point indices. At least you wouldn't have to round first inside a for loop. In most cases. Probably. I think.
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you are too late for that, JavaScript already has this. Try
var a = [ ];
a[0.5] = 1;
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.5 seems to be an issue, so let's go in the middle and let the programmer choose between 0.25-based arrays and 0.75-based arrays.
Should I ever design a programming language, I'll aim for the golden middle course and let arrays start at 0.5.
joke/meme
let pointer arithmetic be fun again