What Is An Array? Explain 2D Array With Memory Representation.
Array: array is a collection of similar data types stored in a contiguous memory location. Array helps to declare many variables at one time. The array always started with zero. And the last length of the array is n-1. The given n means the total of the array. And the address of the array is always contiguous memory. The address of the array depends upon the data types of the array.
Two-Dimensional Array [2D Array]
The 2 Dimensional Array is used form of the matrix (row and Colum).
Syntax of the 2D array: – This is the syntax of the 2-dimensional array.
<DataTypes>ArrayName[Row_size][Coloum_size];
Declaration & Initialization Of 2D Array:-
The declaration means how to declare the 2d array. And initialization means how to assign the value of its. The total length of the Size = Row_size X Coloum_size.
Ex –
int arr[2][5] = { { 2,6,7,8,9,},{3,10,25,23,8}};
