Declaring and Defining an Array
In certain respects, the array is very similar to the string type, which, for that reason, is often referred to as an array of characters. I expect you to be reasonably familiar with the string class by now and I will briefly use it here to familiarize you with the array concept.
Recall how a variable of type string is able to hold a collection of characters, all neatly ordered and indexed, facilitating easy access to each character as in
which assigns the letter i to ch. Or as in
which counts the number of bs in ...
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