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The document discusses arrays, focusing on single and multi-dimensional arrays, their creation, and basic operations such as searching and sorting. It explains the need for arrays in programming to efficiently store and manipulate multiple data items of the same type. Additionally, it covers various methods for inputting data into arrays and provides examples of code implementations in Java.
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Need of Using an Array ae ; nel
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for(int i=1;i<=10;i++) i we
m = Integer parseInt(in.read-Line()); ; , a
‘As we have already discussed, a variable is assigned a specific ;
store data during compilation. Hence, the location represented by m, ms
integer value at a time. As the loop repeats and the next value
previous value of m gets replaced. On completion of the loop,
the 10 numbers which you have entered, only the last value is
location and the remaining nine numbers have been deleted from:
Suppose, you have to find the sum and average of all the
in m. Now you are in a fix because m holds the last number
have been deleted and can not be recovered to perform any fur
think of using 10 variables for holding 10 different
complex that you may not be able to handle the task
Imagine, what will happen if 100 such numbers are
Well! we suggest you a way. Use a number of ¥;
same data type. These variables will differ in their.
subscripts with the help of a loop to deal with
so created is termed as a Di y Or g s number of values
vent
4 gmoasional array 18 a st Created in the memory to repre ne
a diame data type with the variables having the same variable name along
o/h pts. A dimensional array is also called Subseripted Variable
pensional Array as Compost ia Type
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rent data under single
y type that represents a number of similar or different da !
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posite data types
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4 dimensional array is basically of two types
Dimensional Aray
Single Dimensional Array
Single Dimensional Array
To understand a single dimensional array, you can
imagine a train (say, Shatabdi), It has a number
of compartments which are numbered as 0, 1, 2,
Hence, Shatabdi[2] will indicate the second
compartment of Shatabdi train.
Similarly, single dimensional array is a structure
that is represented along X-axis by using a number
of variables with the same name having different
subscripts. Single dimensional array is also called
as single subscripted variable because each element
of the array is represented by using a common
Variable name along with a single subscript.
Creating a Single Dimensional Array
The syntax to create a single dimensional array is
48 shown below:
[] = new 31?
Since 55 is greater than 31, therefore
Step IT
the search will further take place in.
the first half of the array i.e., if the number to be searched < mid value
then set
Last = mid ~ 1
Here, Last = 3-1
=2) e
: If the number to be searched is greater than the
First = Mid + 1.
Sep IV: Again find the middle element of either half and
First + Last)/2
=+22=1
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fer jphabedce 7 Neng
then they can be sorted in ascending in alphabe 8 is S o
characters or Strings then you cans
the following two ways:
Buble Sort
‘Selection Sort
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Selection Sort
It is a technique to arrange array elements in a ore order by se
specific element from a set of data items. If the cenee are to be sorted jn
order then the lowest element is interchanged with the array element ay
index. Next lowest element will be interchanged with the element ay
and so on until end of array is reached.
For example;
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Suppose, a list of 10 elements stored in an array are to be sorted in
The stepwise process is illustrated below:
Step 1;
At first, the smallest number is selected
This number is interchanged with the
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: Find the
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Position element
3rd_ position onward (ie., 49
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step 5 + Find the next smallest element from
it with 4" position element
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Position onward (i.e., 56). Interchange
15 7 440
of p 2a
Step 6 : Find the next smallest element from
it with 5" position element,
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on 1 nd ual
5" position onward (ie. 77).
Step 7 : Find the next smaller element
same element should remain in th
with same element. 1386 1 i Auto
Step 8: The last element ne “aly
highest element set ending order. A progr
Rubble Sort va for sorting elements in a single dimeng,
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Let total number of elements in the array are 8 aS Sho :
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The different steps that take place during this technique are:
+ Elements 9 and 6 are compared. Both are interchanged as 9 > 6,
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thus, the highest element is pushed to the last position. Similarly, the process is
wed to push the second highest number to the second last position and so on.
his is the first pass in which the loop runs for 7, ie.,
(N-1) iterations. In the second
the loop will run for 6, ice.,
(N-2) iterations and so on.
¢. Total number of iterations will take place to carry the complete process will be
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inserting an element in an array
4s you have already studied, an array contains various elements having different
subscripts by using same variable names. You can insert an element in the existing
sray at a defined position.
In order to perform this task, the following steps can be taken:
1. As an element is to be inserted into the array, you must ensure that the size of.
the array is more than the number of the elements it contains. Let, the array size
be II and it contains 10 elements as shown below:
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an element 18 is to be inserted in position 5 of
clements from cell number 5 to 9 towards one
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A. sample program to insert an clemen
import java.util.*;
class insert
{
+ in a set of array elements
public static void main(String args{])
(
int i,n.ele.pos;
int arr{}=new int cy opentiay
in = new Scanne in); e
a out printin(“Enter number of array elements”);
n=in.nextint(); =i
System.out printIn(“Enter array elements”);
for(i=0;i
System.out printIn(“Enter element to be inserted”);
ele=in.nextint();
System. out printin(“Enter_position of insertion”);
pos=in.nextint();
for(i=n-1;i>=pos;
arrli+1}=arr{i
/Mnserting element in defined position
arr[pos]=ele;
nt;
System.out.printIn(“Array elements after insertion”);
for(i=0;i
