Initializing 2D Arrays
Definition
Initializing 2D arrays refers to the process of declaring and assigning values to a two-dimensional array. It involves specifying the size of the array and providing initial values for each element.
Analogy
Imagine you have a grid of boxes, where each box can hold a value. Initializing a 2D array is like filling in each box with a specific item or number, so that you have a complete grid with assigned values.
Related terms
Declare and Initialize: This term refers to the process of creating and assigning an initial value to any variable or data structure.
2D Array: A two-dimensional array is an organized collection of elements arranged in rows and columns, forming a grid-like structure.
Rectangular Arrays: Rectangular arrays are another term used to describe two-dimensional arrays because they have rows and columns that form a rectangular shape.
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