Definition: Finite, homogeneous and ordered collection of elements.
Finita: Because every arrangement has a limit.
Homogenea: Because all the elements are of the same type. Ordered: Because you can determine which is the nth item.
An array has two parts: Components and indexes
C1 C2
....
Cn
Components
i0 i1 in
Indices
Components: They make reference to the elements that form the arrangement.
Indices: Allow to refer to the components of the arrangement individually.
Data Structures Topic: Static Memory Subtopic: Arrangement Concepts