Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (8th Edition)
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Chapter 7, Problem 81RQE
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Size declarator:
An array is a variable which stores multiple values of same types of data; the array values are stored in continuous memory locations.
Syntax of an array:
Datatype array-name [size-declarator];
Consider the following array definition:
//Declaration of array
int values[5];
In the above example, “int” represents the data type of the array, “values[]” is the array name and the number inside the brackets is the size declaratory of the array.
- This size declarator must be an integer value which represents the number of elements that the array holds with it.
- In the above example code, it is clear that the array values hold five elements with it.
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