Define in brief an array. What are the types of array operations?
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Answer Posted / Sanjeet Kumar
An array is a collection of elements stored in contiguous memory locations, accessed with one or more indices or key values. Array operations include initializing, accessing individual elements, inserting new elements, deleting existing elements, sorting, searching, and resizing.
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