In C, an array is a set of variables sharing the same data type : int array[3] = {42, 1337, 0};.
An item of an array can be retrieved through its index.
For example array[1] gives the second element of the array (here 1337).
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In C, an array is a set of variables sharing the same data type : int array[3] = {42, 1337, 0};.
An item of an array can be retrieved through its index.
For example array[1] gives the second element of the array (here 1337).