Define array

Answer 1

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Answer 2

set of similiar entries (having similiar datatype)
//generally used when we take multiple inputs or any other need to store multiple variables or constants of same type ☺

Answer 3

array is a collection of similar type datatypes for define an array you should write syntax like this:-
datatype array_name[array_size];
an example of array

#include<iostream>
int y[10];
void doSomething() {
int x[10];
int *z = new int[10]; //Do something interesting delete []z; }
int main() {
doSomething(); }

int x[10];

- Creates an array of size 10 integers on stack.
- You do not have to explicitly delete this memory because it goes away as stack unwinds.
- Its scope is limited to the function doSomething()

int y[10];

- Creates an array of size 10 integers on BSS/Data segment.
- You do not have to explicitly delete this memory.
- Since it is declared global it is accessible globally.

int *z = new int[10];

- Allocates a dynamic array of size 10 integers on heap and returns the address of this memory to z.
- You have to explicitly delete this dynamic memory after using it. using:

delete[] z;

Answer 4

Best answer -
ARRAY is a set of similar elements
what you exactly want to know?

Answer 5

check this
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