Writing to Arrays
Learn how to store values in an array after it has been declared as well as at the time of declaration.
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Assigning values to array cells
A memory location indexed by an array (for examples grades[3]) is called a cell of that array. Just like we index an array to retrieve the value stored in it, we can also write to the same cell.
We can assign the integers 1 through 5 to the cells in our grades array like this:
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