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Okay, so here we are again. In this video. I want to look, just talk about and look at the scenario where you have an array of images. You know, we've been looking at these little experiments where, "Hey, I load a... Some animal and I displayed it on the screen alright load a flower, and I just displayed it on the screen." What if I want to have a hundred different flower images or what if I want have a hundred different animal images? Certainly having a hundred different image variables isn't going to be that sustainable an array of course is the perfect scenario here and just as we have a you know in the same way that we have an integer called x We could have an array of integers You know called nums. We can have the same exact thing with a PImage so I can make a PImage array Here we have ten PImage object just in this array by just declaring the variable name the type using the square brackets and then Specifying the size of the array and we could use an array list and other things that we may or may not have seen in videos. That's what... Okay, so why would we want to do this? So there's several scenarios. One scenario is that we simply want... by way I made myself a little smaller here. I don't know if this is better, but one is that we might just want to do a slideshow. So if we have a whole lot of images, and we either want to show them in sequence automatically or every time the user clicks the mouse we go to the next image that might be something we want to do and this example is in Learning Processing and there will be a link to it below somewhere. Another thing we might actually want to do is draw an animation. Now looking at this you might think: "Okay, the point of doing animation in Processing is that we have an algorithm and I'm using variables in the sine-wave been doing this thing and all this kind of stuff to make shapes change color and grow and shrink and move and all that sort of stuff on the screen. But you know something that might happen to us for example if we look here These are just a whole lot of stick figure PNGs and each one of these is a frame of an animation sequence. Maybe you have you've done this in another environment and what you want to do is display that animation sequence back in Processing. So a way that you could do that is load an array of images and show them one at a time. Now this is kind of a sophisticated example which I will link to this one below and which involves a lot. Like, there's image sequence, there's a whole bunch of them on the screen, there's also, there's...