Introduction

Memory Creation: In C++, memory creation involves allocating memory space for variables, including arrays. There are two main ways to create memory in C++: static memory allocation and dynamic memory allocation.

Why to use Arrays

Grouping Elements: Arrays allow to group multiple elements of the same data type together under a single name. This makes it easier to organize and manage related data. For example, you can store a list of student grades, a collection of sensor readings, or a series of coordinates in an array.

Searching and Indexing in Array

To search for a specific value in an array, you can iterate through the array and compare each element with the desired value. Array indexing allows you to access and manipulate individual elements by their position (index) in the array.