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wat is the difference between array and multiple occurence
data structure?
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Answer Posted / shivaprasad.s
array is collection of similar data type where as multi
occurance ds can be combine....
eg:like number as well as char.
in array we can store any datatype but all the elements
must be of same type....
but in case of multiple occurance it may not be of same
elements...
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