, also known as 2D arrays, are data structures that store s]] in a matrix-like format. These arrays have s]] and s]], which can be visualized as a grid. Each element in a 2D array is assigned an , which represents its position in the array.
of a 2D array involves declaring the array and specifying the number of rows and columns it will have. Elements in the array can then be assigned values during initialization or at a later stage. ing elements in a 2D array requires specifying the row and column index of the desired element.
of a 2D array involves visiting each element in a systematic manner, typically using nested loops. The can be determined by multiplying the number of rows with the number of columns. , also known as jagged arrays, consist of arrays as elements, allowing for more complex data structures.
An element in a 2D array can be referred to by its row and column indices. The row index denotes the position of the element in the vertical axis, while the column index represents the position in the horizontal axis. refers to the total number of elements in the array.
of elements in a 2D array can be done by assigning new values to the desired element's location using its row and column indices. Additionally, rows and columns can be added, removed, or rearranged based on the specific needs of the program or algorithm.
