Experiment 10--definition and reference of one-dimensional arrays

1. The knowledge points learned in this lesson:

(1) Defines an array that requires explicit array variable names, the type of array elements, and the size of the arrays.

The general form of a one-dimensional array definition is: Type an array group name [array length];

(2) array subscript starting from 0, subscript cannot be crossed.

(3) Initialization of one-dimensional arrays: As with the initialization of simple variables, when you define an array, you can also assign an initial value to a group element.

The general form is: Type an array group name [array length]=[initial value table];

2. Problems encountered during the experiment and solutions:

Problem: Defining arrays and arrays is always the wrong number.

Method: Do more reading, do not ask the teacher.

3. Experience of experiment and summary of the study in this chapter

This chapter learns one of the most basic types of construction-arrays, which are an orderly combination of data of the same type. The elements in the array are kept in memory, each element is of the same data type, and array elements can be uniquely determined with array names and subscripts.

4. Preview (two-dimensional array)

(1) The definition form of two-dimensional array: Type an array group name [line length] [column length];

(2) A reference to a two-dimensional array should refer to two subscripts in the form:

Array name [row subscript] [column subscript]

Row subscript Reasonable range [0, line length-1], column subscript reasonable range [0, column length-1].

Experiment 10--definition and reference of one-dimensional arrays