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Dummy values are a common programming technique used with arrays. Explain the importance of dummy values and how they can be used to ensure that the subscript does not exceed the allowable limit.
Rock Avalanche
A rapid, massive flow of rock debris down a slope, typically triggered by seismic activity or the undercutting of a mountain's base.
Rock Fall
A rock fall refers to the rapid descent of rock from a steep cliff or mountainside, often triggered by natural processes like weathering or human activities.
Earth Flow
A type of mass wasting event where soil and regolith move slowly downslope, often triggered by saturation from rainfall or melting snow.
Creep
The slow, continuous movement of material, such as soil and other weak materials, down a slope.
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