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 == Finding highest value ==
-Attempting my hand at explaining arrays. My example has been tested. Let's say you want to return the highest value of an index.
+Attempting my hand at explaining arrays. My examples has been tested. Let's say you want to return the highest value of an index.
 <source lang="papyrus">
 Float Function GetNumbers()
-	Float[] fNums = new Float[5]
+	Float[] fNums = new Float[5]                 ; This is the number of available slots.(0-4)
 	fNums[0] = 100.0
 	fNums[1] = 100.0
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 	return fHighestValue                          ; return highest value
+EndFunction
+</source>
+Let's say you want to get how many skills a player has that are maxed.
+<source lang="papyrus">
+Int Function GetNumMaxSkills()
+	; returns the number of skills that are capped.
+	Actor Player = Game.GetPlayer()
+	Float[] fSkills = new Float[18]                            ; Available slots(0-17)
+	fSkills[0] = Player.GetActorValue("Alteration")
+	fSkills[1] = Player.GetActorValue("Alchemy")
+	fSkills[2] = Player.GetActorValue("Block")
+	fSkills[3] = Player.GetActorValue("Conjuration")
+	fSkills[4] = Player.GetActorValue("Destruction")
+	fSkills[5] = Player.GetActorValue("Enchanting")
+	fSkills[6] = Player.GetActorValue("HeavyArmor")
+	fSkills[7] = Player.GetActorValue("Illusion")
+	fSkills[8] = Player.GetActorValue("Lockpicking")
+	fSkills[9] = Player.GetActorValue("LightArmor")
+	fSkills[10] = Player.GetActorValue("Marksman")
+	fSkills[11] = Player.GetActorValue("OneHanded")
+	fSkills[12] = Player.GetActorValue("Pickpocket")
+	fSkills[13] = Player.GetActorValue("TwoHanded")
+	fSkills[14] = Player.GetActorValue("Restoration")
+	fSkills[15] = Player.GetActorValue("Sneak")
+	fSkills[16] = Player.GetActorValue("Smithing")
+	fSkills[17] = Player.GetActorValue("Speechcraft")
+	Int index = fSkills.Length
+	Int iCount
+	While index
+		index -= 1                  ; Start from the last index.
+		if fSkills[index] == 100.0  ; Find any skill that is lvl 100.
+			iCount += 1         ; Record how many were found.
+		endif
+	EndWhile
+	return iCount
 EndFunction
 </source>