Array §

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Relations §

• Data Structure: An array is a type of data structure
• Dynamic: Dynamic arrays can resize their memory allocation at runtime
• Length: Arrays have a fixed or dynamic length
• Searching: Searching algorithms can be used to find elements in an array
• List: Lists are a type of dynamic array in some programming languages
• Index: Each element in an array is accessed by an index
• Ordered: Elements in an array are ordered
• Tuple: Tuples are a type of immutable array in some programming languages
• Iteration: Arrays can be iterated over using loops
• Static: Static arrays have a fixed size determined at compile-time
• Memory Allocation: Arrays require memory allocation to store elements
• Collection: An array is a collection of elements
• Concatenation: Arrays can be concatenated to form a new array
• Collection: Items in a collection can be arranged in an array.
• Element: An array stores elements of the same data type
• Indexing: Indexing is used to access and manipulate array elements
• Sorting: Array elements can be sorted in a specific order
• Slicing: Slicing is used to extract a subset of an array
• Mutable: Arrays can be mutable, allowing elements to be modified
• Programming: Arrays are a fundamental data structure used in programming