Arrays

Arrays are collections of similar data types stored in contiguous memory locations, allowing multiple values to be stored under a single variable name.

What Is An Array?

An array is a collection of similar data types stored in contiguous memory locations, allowing multiple values under a single variable name.

Types Of Arrays

This section describes the different types of arrays, focusing on one-dimensional and multidimensional arrays.

Declaration And Initialization Of Arrays

This section explains how to declare and initialize arrays in programming.

Declaration

This section covers the declaration of arrays in programming, emphasizing the syntax and significance of declaring an array.

Initialization

Initialization allocates memory for an array and optionally creates it in one step.

Accessing Array Elements

This section introduces how to access elements of an array using indices, emphasizing that indices start at 0.

Array Traversal

Array traversal involves using loops to access or process each element in an array.

Advantages Of Using Arrays

Arrays offer efficient data storage, simplify code, and enable loop-based manipulation.

Limitations Of Arrays

This section discusses the fundamental limitations of arrays in programming, focusing on their fixed size and data type constraints.