what is an array
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Answer / abed
array i s the collection of similar data type it reduces
the unnecessary decleration of data types or variables
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Answer / shankar
An Array is nothing but a collection of homogenous data of
fixed type.
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Answer / pradeep.v.s.
Array is a collection of variables of same data type stored
in contigious memory locations....
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Answer / swamy s t
Array is a set of elements with homogeneous(same) data
type ,that stores elements consecutivly in memory location
and access of array elements is depending on the position
of elements in the array.
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Answer / sai kiran
Collection of data of similar datatypes in adjacent memory locations.
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Answer / malathi
array is a collection of homogeneous data items,that shares
a common name,this is stored in sequence memory.
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Answer / saranya
an array is a collection of elements with same data type.
it can also reduce the storage space
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Answer / venu gopal raju
array is nothing but an array(a set ) of constants of
similar data type .
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Answer / nekkanti rajesh
an array is a collection of elements of a single data type
stored in adjacent
<data_type><variable_name>[<dimension_size>];
ex:
int arr[5];
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