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An array is a dimensional "string" of values.
char word[10];
int age[6];
double plot_data[25];
float matrix[3][3];
Are all arrays. word is an array of 10 characters, age is an array of 6 integers and plot_data is an array of 25 double precision floating point numbers and matrix is a 3x3 2D array of single precision floating point values.
char word[10];
int age[6];
double plot_data[25];
float matrix[3][3];
Are all arrays. word is an array of 10 characters, age is an array of 6 integers and plot_data is an array of 25 double precision floating point numbers and matrix is a 3x3 2D array of single precision floating point values.
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char word[10]; word is now a pointer to 10 chars.
pointer[0] will return the value of the first char, pointer[1] will return the value of the second char, etc. This method of referencing consecutive values of the same type is known as an array.
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