Item

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Arrays are frequently treated as having a frame of length 1. With this frame, the array has cells of rank 1 less than the rank of the array. These cells are the items of the array.

The items of a list are the atoms in the list.
The items of a table are the rows in the table.
The items of a rank 3 array are the tables in the array.

An array is the list of its items.

An atom has one item, itself.

The # (tally) of a noun is the number of items in the noun.

   # 23
1
   # 1 $ 5
1
   # i. 5
5
   # i.2 3
2

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