inputarray

noun
UK /ˈɪnpʊt əˈreɪ/
US /ˈɪnpʊt əˈreɪ/

A list of things that a computer program reads and works with.

The program reads the inputarray to know which numbers to add together.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In programming, a fixed-size collection of values passed into a function as its argument.

The function sorts the inputarray before returning the result.

3. In electronics, a set of signal lines or sensors grouped together as a single input unit.

The controller reads the inputarray from the sensor panel every second.

4. In data processing, the batch of records loaded at the start of a pipeline stage.

Each pipeline stage receives its inputarray from the previous stage.