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Arrays: A Convenient Way to Store Similar Data Types, Slides of Java Programming

Chennai Mathematical Institute Java Programming

An introduction to arrays, explaining what they are, how to declare and initialize them, and how to access their elements. Arrays are useful for storing similar data types and are indexed starting from zero. Examples in java and provides resources for further learning.

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Arrays

Arrays are convenient ways to store similar data types Much like how we have been thinking of Strings as a list of characters Arrays are also indexed starting from zero

Arrays - declare/initialization

When making an array, you need both a type and a length. The format for making an array is below: Type, [] means array variable name length of array

Arrays - manual initialization

Arrays can be initialized by the following: If you try an access an array element that has not been initialized, your program will crash Arrays have a .length variable (similar to Strings) (See: ArrayPrintf.java)

Arrays

A char array is not a String While the important data in String is a char array, classes have methods unlike arrays More examples: (See: ArrayAverage.java) (See: Fibonacci.java)