Try to use this in a plugin and compile:
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new g_newArray[]
It won't work. Arrays in pawn have a fixed size, which you must specify. Dynamic array allows you to go around this limitation and have unlimited storage space. If you know how much you will store, then likely dynamic arrays are not needed.
You would commonly use them where you don't know how many data will be stored(for example when reading a file with a custom configuration made by user).
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2. why is this called a 2 Dimensional array if it has got 3 parameters
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That's not 2 dimensional, it's 3 dimensional. A bi-dimensional would be new test[34][34]. It's like a matrix.
3.What kind of explanation you want? Anyway, I know I should re-write this, it's old and I don't like how it is right now.
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