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// Arrays in a basic simplified example.

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#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

        double scores[3];    // Declare an Array with a size of 3.

        string names[4];     // Declare an Array with a size of 4.

 

        scores[0] = 1.5;     // Assign 1.5 to element [0]

        scores[1] = 2.5;     // Assign 2.5 to element [1]

        scores[2] = 3.5;     // Assign 3.5 to element [2]

 

        // Output the results from double scores array.

        cout << "Here are the values:\n\n";

        cout << scores[0] << '\t' << scores[1] << '\t'

             << scores[2] << endl << endl;

 

        names[0] = "John Jones";      // Assign "John Jones"  to  element [0]

        names[1] = "Fred Halo";       // Assign "Fred Halo" to element    [1]

        names[2] = "Mike Stern";      // Assign Mike Stern" to element    [2]

        names[3] = "Joe Swindle";     // Assign "Joe Swindle" to element  [3]

 

        // Output the results from the the string names array.

        cout << "Here are the names:\n\n";

        cout << names[0] << endl << names[1] << endl

             << names[2] << endl << names[3] << endl << endl;

        return 0;

}

/* ===================== output =====================================

Here are the values:

 

1.5     2.5     3.5

 

Here are the names:

 

John Jones

Fred Halo

Mike Stern

Joe Swindle

 

Press any key to continue . . .

*/// ================================================================

 

 

 

                // Examples of Array sizes in memory:

/*

Array Definition        # of elements   Size of Element         Array Size

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

char letters[25];       25              1 byte                  25 bytes

short rings[100];       100             2 bytes                 200 bytes

int miles[84];          84              4 bytes                 336 bytes

float temp[12];         12              4 bytes                 48 bytes

double distance[1000];  1000            8 bytes                 8000 bytes

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

 */