What is the difference between array and ordinary variable in C?

Array is the set of an multiple values where as variable can store single value at a time.

• The difference between the definition of array and ordinary variable is the, array is always declared, initialized, and accessed using subscript whereas ordinary variable do not have any subscript.


• The syntax for ordinary variable definition is data_type v1, v2, ….;

• And the syntax for array variable is data_type v1[N1],v2[N2],…; where v1,v2 are name of variable and N1, N2 are the integer constants indicating the maximum size of array.


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  1. Array have consecutive memory locations...
    Two or more variables may or may not have consecutive memory locations!!!

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  10. Variable have single box in memory of sigle type..where as array have larget box of same data type.

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