Arrays in Python give you a huge amount of flexibility for storing, organizing, and accessing data. ... That means that you can use a single “reference” in order to access your data.

Im guessing this is built into the language, but I can't seem to find anything on it, and I'm just trying to get it done, so here I am to ask. Have a nested array that my function is returning ...

If you just use plain python, there is no array. Both the visual module and the pylab module load numpy. And you can still index the array as you would a list. Here is an example.

In Python, arrays map directly to lists. Tables in TOML. A table is a collection of key-value pairs in a TOML file, labeled with a header in square brackets.