CHAPTER 7
Arrays
An array is a data structure used for storing a collection of values that all have the same data type.
Array Declaration and Allocation
To declare an array you start as you would a normal variable declaration, but in addition append a set of square brackets following the array’s name. The brackets contain the number of elements in the array. The default values for these elements are the same as for variables – elements in global arrays are initialized to their default values and elements in local arrays remain uninitialized.
int myArray[3]; // integer array with 3 elements
Array Assignment
To assign values to the elements you ...
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