Answer / rohit

array is a collection of similar data types.

Answer / jiten patel

Array is a group of entity which stores similar types of data.

Answer / lucky

array is a collection of similar type of data

Answer / abhi

array is such static collection of data which store data
member of same datatype

Answer / nayanprakash

Arry is a collection of similar data type.

Answer / dev

array is a reference variable which stores similar type of data

Answer / balu

array is a collection of variables with similar data type;
syntax: data type array name[size];
example: int a[5];

Answer / raj

Pointers and arrays are inseparably related, but they are
not synonyms for each other. Starting with this post, we
will look into one-dimensional array, it’s storage pattern,
how the array elements are accessed. And lastly, we look
into a new feature of C99: the variable length array.

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