home *** CD-ROM | disk | FTP | other *** search
- An array is a named set of one or more objects of the same type
- that are placed together in memory. The name of an array is also
- an identifier of a pointer to the type of the array. For example,
- in both C and C++, you can use the type char* for a string, or
- array, of characters. The standard libraries of C and C++, and
- C++ stream I/O, provide many features for manipulating arrays of
- characters.
-