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Arrays

1D arrays

Arrays are a data structure that can store multiple values


They can be assigned to a single value
Made up of multiple slots each storing an item of data
Index – number which can be used to access that set of data

DECLARE NameOfTheArray : ARRAY[First Index Value : Last Index Value] OF DataType

DECLARE SaleItems : ARRRAY [1:5] OF STRING


DECLARE Counter : INTEGER

FOR Counter  1 TO 5
OUTPUT “Enter the Sale item “
INPUT SaleItems[Counter]
NEXT Counter

OUTPUT “List of items for sale are”


FOR Counter  1 TO 5
OUTPUT SaleItems[Counter]
NEXT Counter

// Declaration of variables
DECLARE Counter: INTEGER

// Display the details and check the valid data for 10 employees
FOR Counter  1 TO 10
//Display the data for each employee
OUTPUT “Employee ID”, EmpID [Counter]
OUTPUT “Employee Name”, EmpName [Counter]
OUTPUT “Department Name”, DeptName [Counter]

//Check if the Employee ID is valid


IF EmpID>=1 AND EmpID<=1000 THEN
OUTPUT “Valid Employee ID”
ELSE
OUTPUT “Invalid Employee ID” ENDIF
ENDIF

//Check if the Department Name is valid


IF DeptName= “Accounts” OR DeptName=“Sales” THEN
OUTPUT “Valid Department Name”
ELSE
OUTPUT “Invalid Department Name”
ENDIF
NEXT Counter

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