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Today’s Topic:

1. Array

Course No.: CSE 1281


Course Title: Computer and
Programming Language
Credit: 3.00

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Introduction to Array
> So far, we have used only the fundamental data types, namely int, float, char and
double.
> However, main problem with them is that they can store only one value.
> Therefore, we need a powerful data type that can store large volume of data.
> Array is a derived data type that can serve the purpose.
> An array is a fixed-size sequenced collection of elements of the same data type.

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One-Dimensional Arrays
> Consider the following example –
int number[5];

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Initialization of One-Dimensional Array

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Average of n numbers

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Sorting

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Bubble Sorting

Check the Class

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Bubble Sorting Code

Check the link: Codes (C Programming) - Google


Drive

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Selection Sorting

Check the Class

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Selection Sorting Code

Check the link: Codes (C Programming) - Google


Drive

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Insertion Sorting

Check the Class

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Insertion Sorting Code

Check the link: Codes (C Programming) - Google


Drive

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Program to find the largest of n numbers

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Determining the Frequency of Elements

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Determining the Frequency of Elements

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Two-Dimensional Array
> So far, we have discussed the array variables that can store a list of values.
> There could be situations where a table of values will have to be stored.

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Initializing Two-Dimensional Array

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Initializing Two-Dimensional Array
> If the value is missing in the initializer, it is automatically set to zero.

> When all the elements are to be initializer to zero, the following shortcut method can be
used.

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Adding Two Matrices

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Adding Two Matrices

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Adding Two Matrices

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Multiplication of Two Matrices

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Multiplication of Two Matrices

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Multiplication of Two Matrices

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