Question

I am watching a lecture on threading and they use the term m-ary vector as follows:

"Let [X] represent an m-ary vector of non-negative integers"

What is this? Is the arity the length? I presume a vector is merely a sequential data structure like an array? Why would the letter m be used - I have only ever seen n-ary previously.

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