!!! Overview
[{$pagename}] is for most [programming] purposes a an [array].

!! Programing Languages 
Programing Languages often treat [{$pagename}]s and [Arrays] as different [Objects]

We all need a little [context]:
* Physicists think of [{$pagename}]s as arrows in space with a length and a direction.
* Computer scientists think of [{$pagename}]s as ordered lists of numbers.
* mathematicians seeks to generalize both these views saying that a [{$pagename}] can be anything where there's a sensible notion of adding two [{$pagename}]s and multiplying a [{$pagename}] by a number operations. Details of this view are rather abstract.

[{$pagename}] is a arrow inside a x - y plane or an x-y axis rooted at their intersection. 

[{$pagename}] is a pair of numbers that basically gives instructions for how to get from the tail of that [{$pagename}] at the origin to its tip the first number tells you how far to walk along the:
* __x axis__ -  Where positive numbers indicating rightward motion negative numbers indicating leftward motion.
* __y-axis__ - The second number tells you how far to walk parallel to the y-axis. Where after that positive numbers indicating upward motion and negative numbers indicating downward motion.

!! [{$pagename}]s
* [Euclidean Vector]
* [Vector Field]
* [Vector Space]
* [Matrix] is a set of [Vectors]
* [Basis vectors]
* [eigenvector]

!! More Information
There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:
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* [#1] - [Vector|Wikipedia:Vector|target='_blank'] - based on information obtained 2017-12-27-