What is the Maximum Size that an Array can hold?
Answer Posted / mousam sahu
array is a derived data type which is used to store
different data items of same data type and same purpose
with a common name
array gives static memory allocation it means
the size of array can not be changed during programe
execution .
array index always starts from zero andends at (n-1) if
the array size is n.
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