In some languages (e.g., Pascal, Ada, and Modula-3), one can also declare a multi-dimensional array by using the array constructor more than once in the same declaration. In Modula-3, VAR mat : ARRAY [1..10], [1..10] OF REAL; is syntactic sugar for VAR mat : ARRAY [1..10...
Why is this not allowed in executable part as omitting the reshape function could default to shape of the original declaration? I suppose the shape of the arry could be changed anywhere during the program execution so I think I understand why you need to specify the shape when assigning a ...
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