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FeatureCollection.getArray() extracts the value of the specified property from a FeatureCollection as an ee.Array object.
The function takes the property name as an argument and returns the corresponding value as an ee.Array, if the property exists and holds an array value.
The examples demonstrate how to use FeatureCollection.getArray() in JavaScript and Python to retrieve an array property value from a FeatureCollection.
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