| Site:
http://www.envar.com/arrays.html |
 | A Basic Overview of
Arrays.
This site talks about: Arrays in
General, Single dimensional Arrays, Multi-dimensional Arrays, Declaring
and Initializing Arrays, Changing Arrays Dynamically, and other topics. It
does a good job in explaining each area, but it uses Visual Basic as the
tool to illustrate each of the topic areas. While perhaps the VBA
illustrations are not very useful to someone not familiar with the
language, the explanations are very good.
(Submitted by Peeter Kirs) |
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| Site: http://developer.netscape.com/viewsource/goodman_arrays.html |
| The Javascript Apostle: A Primer on Javascript Arrays. This website gives a detailed description of an array. With each description of an array, an example is given. It gives a description of an array in documented objects. It talks about the first generation arrays and the more modern arrays. It shows how to use parallel arrays and how to delete an entry within an array. If you don't fully understand arrays, I recommend this site. |
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| Site: http://server11.hypermart.net/davidbook901/data/c/bd15accb.htm |
| Using Numeric Arrays. This page is a part of site to teach yourself C in 21 days. This is a chapter on using numeric arrays. It is chapter 8 on this particular site. It gives various different examples of different situations on how arrays come in handy. It also shows programs written and evaluated so you could see what is making a difference. There are quizzes and exercises that are given at the bottom of the site to work on. There are certain topics which are on this site that are discussed and this is the outline.
• What Is an Array?
o Single-Dimensional Arrays
o Multidimensional Arrays
• Naming and Declaring Arrays
o Initializing Arrays
o Initializing Multidimensional Arrays
o Maximum Array Size
• Summary
• Q&A
• Workshop
o Quiz
o Exercises |
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| Site: http://cplus.about.com/library/weekly/aa050102b.htm |
| This is C++ website that shows some examples of how to use Arrays.I found the site to be easy to understand and helpful. The sample programs are simple in order to pick up the concept. |
| C++ Tutorial - Lesson 10: Arrays and Vectors:
This web site discusses: Arrays, Vectors, Pointers and Arrays, Multidimensional Arrays, Generic Algorithms, and Solutions to Array And Vector problems. The site provides tutorials and other related resources. Other related links are provided for more information. Visuals are provided on how to use arrays. This site is easy to understand and very help as a review on arrays. |
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| Site: http://www.python.org/doc/lib/module-array.html |
| 5.9 array -- Efficient arrays of numeric values. It describes what we
basically went over in class. It defines several terms relevant to the use of arrays. |
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| Site:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/modcore/html/deconperformingcalculationsonnumericarrays.asp |
| Microsoft Office XP Developer, Performing Calculations on Numeric Arrays. Many mathematical functions operate on a variable set of numbers. ...
If you are looking for any educational information on Numeric Arrays, GOOD LUCK! I personally looked at each site available for numeric arrays. At the end, this site was the best, if you can say that. This web site provides some assistance, but don’t expect much. If I were you I would take a college course for numeric arrays and other C++ programs. |
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| Site: http://www.chips.navy.mil./archieves/99_apr/c++arrays.htm |
| C++ Arrays: A numeric array is described as a data structure that requires a contiguous amount of memory. It states the three pieces of information you need about numeric arrays. The base address, array element number and data type. The first element will always need to be 0. There are two types of arrays which are static arrays and dynamic array. An example of a static array is int dt_array[10] which will tell the compiler the size of the array element and name. Dynamic array allocation is a combination of pointers and dynamic memory allocation. The website provides examples and short programs you can execute to provide you a clear understanding of numeric arrays. I recommend it because it includes many definitions and examples. |
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| Site: http://calc.utep.edu/PKirs/3355 |
| (Lecture Slides topic 4)","Course website","Great Stuff! |
| Site: http://cplus.about.com/library/weekly/aa050102a.htm |
| Arrays and Vectors: In the ‘about.com’ network I was able to find this site that clarifies what an array is, how it works, and what it does. Basically an array groups together data of the same nature in memory of the computer. It informs the reader that the elements that compose the array must be of the same data type, and the neat thing about this article is that it relates arrays and vectors to C/C++. This site is a good reference for beginner programmers of the C/C++ language. There are links on this page that the user can click on to reference other linking sites that go into further detail about arrays, how to define them and gives example code also. Great site on arrays! |
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| Site: http://www.monoxy.de/books/Teach%20Yourself%20C%20In%2021%20Days/ch08/ch08.htm#Heading1 |
| Teach Yourself C in 21 Days: Using Numeric Arrays. After running a search for numeric arrays on the Internet, I stumbled onto this great site called “Teach Yourself C in 21 days.” The address mentioned above is a link that will take you to lesson #8 which greatly explains the whole concept of numeric arrays. This page defines numeric arrays and explains their importance they have while programming in C\C++. Single dimensional arrays as well as multi dimensional arrays are explained in this lesson. C\C++ source code is written for you to better understand this concept. Much like we have already learned in class, this lesson also talks about how to initialize numeric arrays in RAM. A summary was written on the bottom of the page along with a number of questions and answers. A few exercises were created to help you better understand the material that was covered. This web site is in fact just one of the 21 lessons in how to program in C\C++. Through this web site, you could learn anything there is to know about C\C++ from getting started with C\C++ through advanced compiler use. It separates each section into 21 days. From now on, this will definitely be my primary source in acquiring information while programming in C\C++. |
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| Site: http://server11.hypermart.net/davidbook901/data/c/bd15accb.htm |
| Numeric Arrays: The website has a tutorial on numeric arrays and how to declare and initialize numeric arrays. It also covers topics such as single and multidimensional arrays and the necessary storage amounts for numeric arrays. There is a comprehensive illustration of a problem and also has Q&A’s at the end. There is also a quiz to review complete with answers. |
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| Site: http://server11.hypermart.net/davidbook901/data/c/bd15accb.htm |
| Chapter 8 Using Numeric Arrays. This chapter is part of the series of the Teach Yourself C in 21 days online virtual C book. I previously submitted the website for Teach Yourself C in 21 days, however the website I submitted was for chapter one of this series. This reference is a direct link to Chapter eight which includes a thorough explanation and definition of what arrays are and how to use them. This chapter includes a summary, quiz, and exercises that are beneficial for learning how to use arrays. |
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| Site: http://www.aspire.cs.uah.edu/textbook/CPP7018.html |
| This site contains examples of where numeric arrays could be used to solve a
problem. This site provides the more practical approach to numeric arrays and how they can be used to solve problems. A nice way to teach is to show numeric arrays can work in practice. |
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| Site: http://www.rvc.cc.il.us/classes/plc/Cexample/CExample4.htm |
| Just copy and paste this code into an empty .cpp!. Basically, that's all you have to do in order to get a better understanding of numeric arrays. You actually paste the code into a c++ file to run it and go step by step to comprehend how numeric arrays behave. It's a shame it is only one program. I think it would be great if they had more of these examples. |
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| Site:
http://math.nmu.edu/programming/c/c_034.htm |
| C Programming: Arrays: This website helps to explain the significance of Arrays. It shows you different parts of what an Array actually is. An example is shown at the end of the disscusion. Also, on the page are links to other areas of C if you need further information. |
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| Site: http://www.array.com |
| In this site you can look for any information concerning an array |
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| Site: http://www.functionx.com/cpp/Lesson08.htm |
| This site is excellent for people just starting out with C++. It
provides a detailed analysis of what arrays are and how to use them.
It even provides examples of C++ code so you can see how to write it.
Everything from operations, to functions, to multidimensional arrays.
Check it out!! |
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