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| • | A
one-dimensional array is a collection of |
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– all of the same type – in which the first |
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of the variable name is the same, and the last |
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is an index value enclosed in square brackets. |
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| Example:
string |
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| • | The
declaration of a one-dimensional array is |
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to the declaration of a simple variable with |
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exception, you must also declare the size of |
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array. |
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| • | Example:
int value[1000]; The variables |
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