Working with Arrays
Arrays are an important construct of any programming language. To keep data of a similar type together, we need arrays. Arrays are heavily used in applications where elements have to be accessed at random. Arrays are also a prime choice when you need to sort elements, look for desired data in a collection, and find common or unique data between two sets. Arrays are assigned contiguous memory locations and are a very popular structure for sorting and searching data collections because any element of an array can be accessed by simply specifying its subscript or index location. This chapter will cover recipes that include operations commonly applied to arrays.
In this chapter, we will learn how to make the following recipes ...
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