What is the X, Y, Z "resolution" of a three-dimensional grid of points?

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I came accross a software which requires the X, Y and Z resolution of a three-dimensional grid of points as Integer. What is a "3D grid resolution" and how do I find it?

From what I understand, the resolution of a function such as [F(x,y,x)] are its x, y and z parameters but I am not sure at all why it would be called "resolution" and how to extract these values from a random list of points in space.

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This is the reply I kindly received from the developer: The resolution are the scalar values that correspond to the value of the F[x,y,z] function. These values must be defined on a grid of resolution resX x resY x resZ.