sourcearray
nounUK /sɔːs əˈreɪ/
US /sɔːrs əˈreɪ/
A source array is a group of things lined up that you copy information from.
The program reads the names from the source array and copies them into a new list.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In computing, an array that holds the original data used to fill another array.
The function copies each value from the source array into the destination array.
3. A collection of signal emitters arranged together, such as in sonar or audio equipment.
The sonar source array sent out pulses in many directions at once.
4. A set of starting points or origins grouped in order for study or comparison.
Researchers compared the source array of rivers across the region.