Answer Posted / abir maiti

An array is a linear data structure of homogeneous elements.
Homogeneous means, every element will be of same data type,
may of int type or of float type or of char type. Any array
will be stored in consecutive memory locations. Array
elements are accessed using index starting from 0. Array can
be one or multidimensional.

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