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Figure 11-3
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which component to access. The syntax template for accessing an array component is |
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The index expression may be as simple as a constant or a variable name or as complex as a combination of variables, operators, and function calls. Whatever the form of the expression, it must result in an integer value. Index expressions can be of type char, short, int, long, or enumeration types because these are all integral types. |
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The simplest form of index expression is a constant. Using our angle array, the sequence of assignment statements |
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angle[0] = 4.93;
angle[1] = -15.2;
angle[2] = 0.5;
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fills the array components one at a time (see Figure 11-4). |
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Each array component-angle[2], for instance-can be treated exactly the same as a simple variable. We can assign it a value |
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