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An array, in programming and data structures, is typically a finite collection of elements stored in contiguous memory. It has a defined size, meaning it cannot be infinite in one direction. However, in theoretical concepts or certain abstract data types, you might encounter structures that behave like arrays but can conceptually extend infinitely, such as linked lists or certain mathematical constructs. In practical applications, though, arrays are not infinite.

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