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Arrays

LECTURE 21
BY: KAISER A SHIEKH
LECTURER COMPUTER SCIENCE
Array
• Array is a collection of homogenous data items at contiguous memory
locations under a single name separated by unique index.
• Array is a collection of same type of variables arr
• Syntax for declaration : 0 arr [0]
datatype ArrayName[size]; 1 arr[1]
2 arr[2]
• Example : arr[3]
3
int arr[10]; // creates an array of 10 integers 4 arr[4]
5 arr[5]
6 arr[6]
7 arr[7]
8 arr[8]
9 arr[9]
Array initialization
• Array initialization arr

int arr[10]= { 10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,110}; 0 10


20
OR 1
30
2
int arr[]={10, 20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,110}; 3
40
60
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70
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80
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90
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100
8
110
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Accessing specific array block
• Array blocks can be accessed using indices arr
• Eg: ArrayName [ index] = value ; 0 10 arr [0]
20 arr[1]
• arr[5]= 200; 1
30 arr[2]
2
40 arr[3]
3
60 arr[4]
4
70 arr[5]
5
80 arr[6]
6
90
7 arr[7]
100
8 arr[8]
110
9 arr[9]

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