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Understanding Array Data Structures

Arrays are used to store multiple values of the same data type in a single variable, with indexing starting from 0. They have a fixed length and can override values when duplicates are assigned to the same index. However, arrays do not support dissimilar data types and can lead to high memory wastage.

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Understanding Array Data Structures

Arrays are used to store multiple values of the same data type in a single variable, with indexing starting from 0. They have a fixed length and can override values when duplicates are assigned to the same index. However, arrays do not support dissimilar data types and can lead to high memory wastage.

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Array:

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Storing multiple values in a single variable

Features:
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1. It supports similar data type
2. It is index based
3. Index starts from 0-(n-1)--------->n is ur length

Syntax :

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int[] a = new int[5];


or
int a[] = new int[5];

Note:
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When we assign a duplicate value in the same index it will
override the value.

Disadvantages:
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1. It will not support disimilar data type.
2. The length is fixed.
3. It has high memory wastage.

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