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## Overview 

An **array** in R is a data structure that can store multi-dimensional data of the same type in a single variable. The array object can hold two or more than two-dimensional data.

## What is a for loop in R?
To understand what a `for` loop is in R, click [here](https://www.educative.io/answers/how-to-use-for-loops-in-r). 

## How to use the for loop
We can loop through the items of an array by using `for` loop. Let's check out the example below:
## Example



# creating an array variable
myarray <- c(1:10)

# creating a multidimensional array
multiarray <- array(myarray, dim = c(3, 2))

# using a for loop
for(x in multiarray){
  print(x)
}

## Explanation
* Line 2: We create an array variable `myarray` with its elements ranging from `1` to `10`.
* Line 5: Using the `array()` function, we create a 3x2 dimensional array `multiarray`.
* Line 8: Using a `for` loop we make reference to all the elements present in the `multiarray`.
* Line 9: We print all the elements of the `multiarray`.

How to loop through array items using a for loop in R

Overview

What is a for loop in R?

How to use the for loop

Example

Explanation