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	<code>array:size</code>, <code>array:append</code>, <code>array:subarray</code>, <code>array:remove</code>, <code>array:insert-before</code>, <code>array:head</code>, <code>array:tail</code>, <code>array:reverse</code>, <code>array:join</code>, <code>array:flatten</code>, <code>array:for-each</code>, <code>array:filter</code>, <code>array:fold-left</code>, <code>array:fold-right</code>, <code>array:for-each-pair</code>		<code>array:size</code>, <code>array:append</code>, <code>array:subarray</code>, <code>array:remove</code>, <code>array:insert-before</code>, <code>array:head</code>, <code>array:tail</code>, <code>array:reverse</code>, <code>array:join</code>, <code>array:flatten</code>, <code>array:for-each</code>, <code>array:filter</code>, <code>array:fold-left</code>, <code>array:fold-right</code>, <code>array:for-each-pair</code>
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		+	Please check out the [[Array Module]] for more details.

	==JSON Functions==		==JSON Functions==

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 ;Version 8.4
-* Added: [[#String Constructors|String Constructors]], {{Function||fn:default-language}}, [[#Enclosed Expressions|Enclosed Expressions]]
+* Added: [[#String Constructors|String Constructors]], {{Code|fn:default-language}}, [[#Enclosed Expressions|Enclosed Expressions]]
-* Updated: [[#Adaptive Serialization|Adaptive Serialization]], {{Function||fn:string-join}}
+* Updated: [[#Adaptive Serialization|Adaptive Serialization]], {{Code|fn:string-join}}
 ;Version 8.2
-* Added: {{Function||fn:json-to-xml}}, {{Function||fn:xml-to-json}}.
+* Added: {{Code|fn:json-to-xml}}, {{Code|fn:xml-to-json}}.
 ;Version 8.1

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 Because a map is a function item, functions that apply to functions also apply to maps. A map is an anonymous function, so {{Code|fn:function-name}} returns the empty sequence; {{Code|fn:function-arity}} always returns {{Code|1}}.
-Like all other values, maps are immutable. For example, the <code>[[Map Module#map:remove|map:remove]]</code> function creates a new map by removing an entry from an existing map, but the existing map is not changed by the operation. Like sequences, maps have no identity. It is meaningful to compare the contents of two maps, but there is no way of asking whether they are "the same map": two maps with the same content are indistinguishable.
+Like all other values, maps are immutable. For example, the {{Function|Map|map:remove}} function creates a new map by removing an entry from an existing map, but the existing map is not changed by the operation. Like sequences, maps have no identity. It is meaningful to compare the contents of two maps, but there is no way of asking whether they are "the same map": two maps with the same content are indistinguishable.
 Maps may be compared using the {{Code|fn:deep-equal}} function. The [[Map Module]] describes the available set of map functions.
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-Like all other values, arrays are immutable. For example, the <code>[[Array Module#array:reverse|array:reverse]]</code> function creates a new array containing a re-ordering of the members of an existing array, but the existing array is not changed by the operation. Like sequences, arrays have no identity. It is meaningful to compare the contents of two arrays, but there is no way of asking whether they are "the same array": two arrays with the same content are indistinguishable.
+Like all other values, arrays are immutable. For example, the {{Function|Array|array:reverse}} function creates a new array containing a re-ordering of the members of an existing array, but the existing array is not changed by the operation. Like sequences, arrays have no identity. It is meaningful to compare the contents of two arrays, but there is no way of asking whether they are "the same array": two arrays with the same content are indistinguishable.
 ==Atomization==
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 ==Adaptive Serialization==
-The {{Code|adaptive}} serialization provides an intuitive textual representation for all XDM types, including maps and arrays, functions, attributes, and namespaces. All items will be separated by the value of the {{Code|item-separator}} parameter, which by default is a newline character. It is utilized by the functions <code>[[Profiling Module#prof:dump|prof:dump]]</code> and <code>[https://www.w3.org/TR/xpath-functions-31/#func-trace fn:trace]</code>.
+The {{Code|adaptive}} serialization provides an intuitive textual representation for all XDM types, including maps and arrays, functions, attributes, and namespaces. All items will be separated by the value of the {{Code|item-separator}} parameter, which by default is a newline character. It is utilized by the functions {{Function|Profiling|prof:dump}} and <code>[https://www.w3.org/TR/xpath-functions-31/#func-trace fn:trace]</code>.
 Example:

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 * <code>fn:json-doc($uri as xs:string, $options as map(*)) as item()?</code>
-Retrieves the text from the specified URI, parses the supplied string as JSON text and returns its item representation (see [[#fn:parse-json|fn:parse-json]] for more details).
+Retrieves the text from the specified URI, parses the supplied string as JSON text and returns its item representation (see {{Function||fn:parse-json}} for more details).
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 * <code>fn:xml-to-json($node as node()?) as xs:string?</code>
-Converts an XML node, whose format conforms to the results created by [[#fn:json-to-xml|fn:json-to-xml]], to a JSON string representation. The allowed options can be looked up in the [https://www.w3.org/TR/xpath-functions-31/#func-xml-to-json specification].
+Converts an XML node, whose format conforms to the results created by {{Function||fn:json-to-xml}}, to a JSON string representation. The allowed options can be looked up in the [https://www.w3.org/TR/xpath-functions-31/#func-xml-to-json specification].
 <syntaxhighlight lang="xquery">
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 ;Version 8.4
-* Added: [[#String Constructors|String Constructors]], [[#fn:default-language|fn:default-language]], [[#Enclosed Expressions|Enclosed Expressions]]
+* Added: [[#String Constructors|String Constructors]], {{Function||fn:default-language}}, [[#Enclosed Expressions|Enclosed Expressions]]
-* Updated: [[#Adaptive Serialization|Adaptive Serialization]], [[#fn:string-join|fn:string-join]]
+* Updated: [[#Adaptive Serialization|Adaptive Serialization]], {{Function||fn:string-join}}
 ;Version 8.2
-* Added: [[#fn:json-to-xml|fn:json-to-xml]], [[#fn:xml-to-json|fn:xml-to-json]].
+* Added: {{Function||fn:json-to-xml}}, {{Function||fn:xml-to-json}}.
 ;Version 8.1

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-declare function local:x() { () }; i
+declare function local:x() { () };
 try { () } catch * { () },
 element x { () },

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 =Arrays=
-An ''array'' is a function that associates a set of positions, represented as positive integer keys, with values. The first position in an array is associated with the integer {{Code|1}}. The values of an array are called its members. In the type hierarchy, array has a distinct type, which is derived from function. In BaseX, arrays (as well as sequences) are based on an efficient [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_tree Finger Tree] implementation.
+An ''array'' is a function that associates a set of positions, represented as positive integer keys, with values. The first position in an array is associated with the integer {{Code|1}}. The values of an array are called its members. In the type hierarchy, array has a distinct type, which is derived from function. In BaseX, arrays (as well as sequences) are based on an efficient [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_tree Finger Tree] implementation.
 Arrays can be constructed in two ways. With the square bracket notation, the comma serves as delimiter:
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 ;Version 8.1
-* Updated: arrays are now based on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_tree Finger Tree] implementation.
+* Updated: arrays are now based on a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_tree Finger Tree] implementation.
 Introduced with Version 8.0.