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Returns an array with the given coordinates.
Usage
Returns
ee.Array(values,pixelType)
Array
Argument
Type
Details
values
Object
An existing array to cast, or a number/list of numbers/nested list of numbers of any depth to create an array from. For nested lists, all inner arrays at the same depth must have the same length and numbers may only be present at the deepest level.
pixelType
PixelType, default: null
The type of each number in the values argument. If the pixel type is not provided, it will be inferred from the numbers in 'values'. If there aren't any numbers in 'values', this type must be provided.
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