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Array: Location of Element

The response defines arrays including that their length is the upper bound index minus the lower bound, and the location of an element is calculated from the base address plus the size of each element times the index minus the lower bound. It also provides examples of using arrays to track automobile sales over

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Array: Location of Element

The response defines arrays including that their length is the upper bound index minus the lower bound, and the location of an element is calculated from the base address plus the size of each element times the index minus the lower bound. It also provides examples of using arrays to track automobile sales over

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Array

A linear array is a list of finite number n of homogenous data elements (i.e., data elements of same type). Like ordinary variables arrays too can be initialized during declaration. int num[6 !"#,$,%#,&,$&,&' int n[ !"#,$,%#,&,$&,&' Array elements are stored in contiguous memory locations. (he size of the array should be mentioned )hile declaring it. e.g. n[& Array elements are al)ays counted from * on)ards. Array elements can be accessed using the position of the element in the array. e.g. n[i refers to ith element.

Length of Array
Length ! +, - L, . % +, is the largest inde/, called the upper bound. L, is the smallest inde/, called the lo)er bound.

Location of element
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