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Basic Operations in Arrays Using Python

The document provides Python functions for basic array operations including traversal, insertion, deletion, searching, and updating elements. It demonstrates these operations with a sample array and shows how to handle invalid indices and element presence. The main program creates an array and performs various operations while displaying the results.

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Basic Operations in Arrays Using Python

The document provides Python functions for basic array operations including traversal, insertion, deletion, searching, and updating elements. It demonstrates these operations with a sample array and shows how to handle invalid indices and element presence. The main program creates an array and performs various operations while displaying the results.

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# Basic Operations in Arrays using Python

def traverse(arr):

print("Array Elements:")

for i in arr:

print(i, end=" ")

print("\n")

def insert_element(arr, index, value):

if index < 0 or index > len(arr):

print("Invalid index for insertion!")

else:

arr.insert(index, value)

print(f"Inserted {value} at index {index}")

def delete_element(arr, value):

if value in arr:

arr.remove(value)

print(f"Deleted {value} from array")

else:

print(f"{value} not found in array")

def search_element(arr, value):

if value in arr:

print(f"{value} found at index {arr.index(value)}")

else:

print(f"{value} not found in array")


def update_element(arr, index, new_value):

if index < 0 or index >= len(arr):

print("Invalid index for update!")

else:

old_value = arr[index]

arr[index] = new_value

print(f"Updated index {index} from {old_value} to {new_value}")

# Main Program

arr = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50]

print(" Array created :")

traverse(arr)

insert_element(arr, 2, 25)

traverse(arr)

delete_element(arr, 40)

traverse(arr)

search_element(arr, 30)

search_element(arr, 100)

update_element(arr, 1, 22)

traverse(arr)

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