1 Dimensional Arrays

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are used to store s]] of the same data type in a sequence. Each element in the array is assigned an , starting from 0 and ending at the minus one. Array Size refers to the number of elements an array can hold, which is determined during its declaration.

involves assigning values to the array elements. This can be done individually, one element at a time, or in a loop for multiple elements. to specific elements in an array can be achieved by using the index corresponding to that element.

of an array involves visiting each element in a sequential manner. This is often done using a loop to systematically access and process each element. ing an array involves examining each element to find a specific value or condition.

involves adding an element to the array at a desired position. This requires shifting the existing elements to make space for the new element. , on the other hand, removes an element from the array and adjusts the remaining elements accordingly.

An element within an array refers to a specific value stored at a particular position in the array. To an array means to move through each element, accessing and processing them accordingly. Updating an element involves modifying its value at a specific index.

ing an array rearranges its elements in a specific order, such as ascending or descending. Various sorting algorithms can be used to achieve this, ensuring the elements are placed correctly according to their values.

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