Which of the following is a programming language data type that contains a list of related values, such as colors?

A `String` data type represents a single sequence of characters (text) and is not designed to hold a list of distinct, related values.

An array allows for the efficient storage and manipulation of multiple elements of the same type under a single variable name, accessed via an index. This structure is ideal for representing lists or collections of related data, such as a group of color names.

A `Float` data type stores a single real number with decimal points, not a collection or list of values.

A `Boolean` data type stores a single truth value (true or false), not a collection or list of values.