Creating the 1 Dimension Array without User’s Input in C Programming

1D Array is Also called as One Dimensional Array , Which Means Array or a Matrix with only with Single Row . 

Array is To be  Consider As The Linear Data Structure . That Means The Element In Array Is Store ate Contiguous Memory Location or In Sequential Order.

Array Can be Define As " The Collection of the Multiple Items and Data of Similar Data Types at Contiguous Memory Location " .

Array is Most Efficient data Structure for Storing and Accessing A Sequence of Object , The Popular Name's of Array is Vector , Tables in Mathematics . Array Element can be Accessed By using Index . 

Array Always Start from 0 and End at ( n-1 ) index

Example : 

Lets  , Consider The Array with Elements  1,2,3,4,5.

Now The Index Size is 5  and as We Know the Array always  Starts From 0 and End at n-1  So the Index it Follows 0,1,2,3,4.

In the below given Program we had created 1 dimensional array or the 1d array without taking the user’s Input .

Syntax  for Creating 1D - Array : 

Data_type variable_name [Size] = { Element1 , Element2 , Element3 ,.....};

Algrothim : 

Follow the steps to Create the 1d Array without taking user’s input

 

Step 1  :  Initialize the counter ( i.e.  i = 0  )  and Array with Element size and value

Step 2  : Display the Statement

Step 3  :  Start the for [ LOOP  ]  from 0 till 10 …

Step 4  :  Display the Element of Array at  given index from i

Step 5  : Increment the Counter ( i ) with 1

Step 6  : [ END LOOP ]

Step 7 : Stop 

Code :         

Output  :

Executable Code : 

// Creating the 1d Array 

#include<stdio.h> // Declaring the standard Input and Output

// Creating the Main where the execution will Take Place and will resturn Something

int main()

{             

               int i; // creating a Counter

               int arr[20]= {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,1}; // creating the array of 10 elements

 

              

               // creating the loop for printing the values

               printf(" 1D Array \n\n"); // displaying 1D Array

               for(i=0;i<10;i++)

               {

                              printf("%d \t",arr[i]); // Printing The Array using gor loop

               }

              

               return 0;

}

How to Call or Display / Print The Array :

For Printing the Array You have to follow the Syntax :

Array_name [ index_of_Element ];

If  You want to print 1 Element  Then Simply use the Print Statement in C programming , Example :

If  You want to print Multiple Element Then use For Loop to print , Simply use the Print Statement in C programming , Example :

Operations Performed On  1D- Array : 

1) Creating Array  

2) Traversal of Array

3) Deletion of Array 

4) Searching 

5) Sorting (in Ascending and Descending  Order )

6) Merging Array