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The document discusses arrays, which are collections of related data stored in adjacent memory locations. Arrays can store primitive data types and there are one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays. A one-dimensional array example is shown with data and indexes.

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Array

The document discusses arrays, which are collections of related data stored in adjacent memory locations. Arrays can store primitive data types and there are one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays. A one-dimensional array example is shown with data and indexes.

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31/10/23

ARRAY: An array is a collection of a related data items stored in adjacent memory locations.
The element of an array can be accessed using its index. Array can store a collection of any of
the primitive data type including int, double, floot, charl etc.

There are two main types of arrays:

➢ One dimensional array


➢ Multi-dimensional array

One dimensional array – this is the simplest form of array which uses the row format in storing
information.

Data 9 4 5 7

0 1 2 3

Location (Index)

Index = Count – 1

Syntax: Datatype ArrayName [size] = {loc1, loc2, loc3, loc4};

Location (Index)

Assignment:

Create a one-dimensional array of 15 positive integer even numbers from 2 to 30

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