Arrays in c

	An array is derived data type which can store similar type of data in sequence memory location. Data may be primitive type i.e  int, char, float, double… C Programming Example of array declaration: int a[5]; char a[5]; float a[5]; long double a[5]; char * a[5]; int (a[])(); double ** a[5]; Array is useful when: (a) We have to store large number of data of similar type.: void main(){     int a=1;     int b=2;     int c=5;     int d=7;     int e=8;     int f=0;     int g=11;     int h=5;     int i=90;     int avg;     avg=(a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h+i)/9;     printf("%d",avg);    } If we  use array then the same program will written as; void main(){     int a[ ]={1,2,5,7,8,0,11,5,50};     int i,avg;     for(int i=0;i<12;i++){          avg=avg+a[i];     } printf("%d",avg/9); } Advantage of using array: 1. An array provides single name for many variables of same data type. 2. Array is used in data structure like. implementation of stack Queue, Tree etc.
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