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 A two-dimensional array has   two subscripts
to identify each element. 
Example: 
The three monthly sales totals
for six salesmen are set up in a two-dimensional array called 'SALES'. 
    
        |   | 
        January | 
        February | 
        March | 
     
    
        | John
        Sykes | 
        £450 | 
        £320 | 
        £520 | 
     
    
        | Linda
        Judge | 
        £180 | 
        £220 | 
        £460 | 
     
    
        | Sam
        Good | 
        £620 | 
        £650 | 
        £710 | 
     
    
        | Lynn
        Horton | 
        £460 | 
        £420 | 
        £380 | 
     
    
        | Jim
        Talbot | 
        £120 | 
        £210 | 
        £190 | 
     
    
        | Lucy
        King | 
        £420 | 
        £380 | 
        £550 | 
     
 
       
There are  6 rows and  3
columns.  
 (The grey
headings are not part of the array - they are headings for us to
understand the meaning of the array) 
SALES[2,1] would be '£650' (Row 3, Column 2). 
  
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