Chapter 12

Arrays

CHAPTER OUTLINE
12.1 INTRODUCTION

An array is a very popular and useful data structure used to store data elements in successive memory locations. It is a linear and homogeneous data structure. It means similar data types are stored contiguously in memory and that too under one variable name. A variable stores only one value at a time. In order to store another value in the same variable earlier data must be removed. Drawback with a ...

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