It's one of those things you can't really appreciate until you've tried it. Imperative programming languages are to assembly languages, as array programming is to imperative programming: it's a higher level of abstraction. The difference between the array and imperative paradigms may not be quite as pronounced as the difference between C and assembly, but it's still significant nonetheless.
There's no need for control structures like loops or if statements in array programming.
There's no need for control structures like loops or if statements in array programming.