several small changes to documentation for multi-dimensional arrays#41198
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* added comments and reference for zero-dimensional arrays * updated table entry for `range` to reflect JuliaLang#39228 * made spelling of "one-dimensional" etc. uniform throughout the documentation
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arrays.md:added comments and reference for zero-dimensional arrays. Zero-dimensional arrays were not mentioned before in this section. Now it explains how to create them and also refers to the corresponding FAQ entry.
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rangeto reflect Add range(start, stop) and range(start, stop, length) #39228made spelling of "one-dimensional" etc. uniform throughout the documentation (always with hyphen). This make it easier to search for such a term on an HTML page or in the PDF documentation.