Looping over things one by one is a fine place to start if you find it easy to understand. The only issue with your original code was that it was looping over individual characters like '1', ' ', '2', '\n' (new line), and so on, not strings like "1", "10". See if this function makes sense to you. And happy learning, it’ll all make more sense soon enough.
function arrayandfile()
# Create a collection of ten zeros as a placeholder.
array = fill(0,10)
counter = 1
# Get each line in the file as a string like "1 2 10".
for line in eachline("file.txt")
# Split the line into a collection of pieces like ["1", "2", "10"] without spaces.
pieces = split(line)
# Get each piece like "1" or "10" from the collection.
for piece in pieces
# Transform the piece into an actual number (type Int, integer).
integer = parse(Int, piece)
# And insert it into the array at the position given by the counter.
array[counter] = integer
# Increment the counter.
counter += 1
end
end
return array
end
arrayandfile()