there are commands for writing of an array in binary format  but you have to retrieve it in nested list ...

since arrays are subset of rtable !

example #1:

myarray =array([[1,2],[3,4]])

myfile=FileTools[Binary][Open]("c:\saved.dat")

FileTools[Binary][Write](myfile,myarray)

FileTools[Binary][Close](myfile)

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the only thing that i can say is : in these modern days living and thinking without tools that help us doing symbolic calculations or visualize 3d complicated objects is imposible ...

and i sticked to maple because of salubriously of it for my own mind , and i am slightly familar with mathematica codes too ...

thanks Alec Mihailovs

thanks Robert Israel for your attention to my question :-)

by looking at digits of 275,305,224 just one thing i can say about them

275+224=499 that is very near to 500 and these two parts act like complementary ...

275 and 305 (is very near to 300) and they are multiplication of 5 , since the 5 is the mentioned order ...

although i don't think my comment about this proportion of 5 has worth ... maybe just amazing .

sincerely

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  `-.  |-. ,-. | , ,-.  |  |-  ,-.
 .   ) | | |-' |<  | |  |- |   |-'
  `-'  ' ' `-' ' ` `-'  |  `-' `-'
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now i am not professional at Maple , but i interested to know , is it possible to change a maple worksheet ( compile as stand-alone application , like common programming languages ) so that can execute it on another computer that has no maple installed ?

I LOVE MAPLE SO MUCH BUT I DO NOT KNOW WHY ?