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Arrays: Contiguous Memory Locations

Arrays are fixed size collections of elements of the same type that are stored contiguously in memory and accessed via an integer index. All arrays contain homogeneous elements stored next to each other, making them an important data structure. To fully understand arrays, one must be able to program with them using a high-level language.

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Arrays: Contiguous Memory Locations

Arrays are fixed size collections of elements of the same type that are stored contiguously in memory and accessed via an integer index. All arrays contain homogeneous elements stored next to each other, making them an important data structure. To fully understand arrays, one must be able to program with them using a high-level language.

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Arrays

An array is a fixed size sequenced collection of elements of the same data type, stored using the
same identifier name and are directly accessed via an integer index. All arrays are data structures
which contain elements of homogeneous data type that is stored in contiguous memory locations.
An array is one of the most important data structures. One needs to understand arrays
completely and be able to program arrays using a high-level language of your choice.

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