👉 The `arrayIoR` (likely an abbreviation for "Array of Integers with Rows") is a data structure designed to store and manipulate multi-dimensional arrays, particularly those where each row has a consistent length. Unlike traditional two-dimensional arrays that require fixed dimensions, `arrayIoR` allows for dynamic row lengths, making it highly flexible for applications like image processing, scientific computing, and data analysis where the shape of the data can vary. This structure typically uses a single-dimensional array to hold pointers or references to the elements of each row, enabling efficient memory usage and operations that can handle arrays with varying dimensions without the need for complex reshaping or conversion.
