August 2007
Intermediate to advanced
591 pages
14h 16m
English
The concept of an array is found in all programming languages. Arrays are actually variables, just a little more complicated than the standard variables you have encountered so far in this book. You can think about an array as a set of variables with the same name. We use arrays when we want to work with a certain set of related data all of the same data type. An example would be a set of students’ ages. These would all be integer values and they would be related. As a programmer, if you want to process an individual item of an array you need to specify the array name and indicate which array element is being referenced. Specific elements are indicated by an index or a subscript.
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