Initializing Arrays

Initializing Arrays

The arrays can be initialized by giving the initial values in a list and enclosed in curly brackets, which is placed after the equal sign which is put after the declaration of the array.

For example:

Int age[5] = {12, 13, 11, 25, 8};

There is also another way of initializing all the elements of the array to be zero.

For example:

Int age[5] = {0};

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Array | Types of Arrays | Passing Array to Functions | Declaration of Array | Initializing Arrays | Difference between an Array and an Ordinary Variable
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