Arrays(General)

4. Elements of an array are stored in consecutive memory locations.
6. Describes the state of an array’s elements when they haven’t been given explicit initial values.
10. Rearranging the elements of an array in a particular order, such as ascending or descending.
12. Flipping the order of elements in an array.
13. The process of visiting and accessing each element of an array.
14. Retrieving the value of an element from an array using its index.
15. Creating an array whose size is determined at runtime, using memory allocation functions.
17. An array with rows and columns, often used to represent tables or grids of data.
19. An array with more than one dimension, often represented as a matrix or grid.

1. Changing the size of a dynamic array during program execution.
2. Specifying the type and name of an array without assigning initial values.
3. The range of valid index values for an array, usually from 0 to one less than the size.
5. The number of elements an array can hold, specified during its declaration.
7. Assigning values to the elements of an array when it’s created.
8. A single value within an array, identified by its index.
9. Looking for a specific value within an array.
11. A collection of elements of the same data type, stored in contiguous memory locations.
16. A numeric value used to access individual elements within an array.
18. Iterating through an array using a control structure like “for” or “while.”