6. Working with Arrays
The C language provides a capability that enables you to define a set of ordered data items known as an array. This chapter describes how arrays can be defined and manipulated. In later chapters, you learn more about arrays to illustrate how well they work together with program functions, structures, character strings, and pointers. But before you get to those topics, you first need to cover the basics of arrays, including
Setting up simple arrays
Initializing arrays
Working with character arrays
Using the const
keyword ...
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