11.5.2.1 use the technical terms associated with arrays including upper and lower bounds 

11.5.2.3 write program code using 1D and 2D arrays 

Arrays

A data structure is a collection of elementary data types such as integer, real, boolean, char.

An array is a data structure that contains finite set of indexed elements of the same type, united by the same name.

1D array is similar to a table of objects or primitive types, keyed by index.

Examples, 

1D Array: students

1D Array: marks

1D arrays in pseudocode:

students = ["Diana","Abai","Malika","Zhanna","Ruslan"]

marks = [34, 30, 37, 33, 31]

OUTPUT marks[3]              // output 33

OUTPUT students[0]           // output Diana

OUTPUT students[1], " - ", marks[1]    // output Abai - 30

Array processing

n - length of array 

arr - array

Input elements of array from the keyboard:

FOR i = 0 TO n - 1

INPUT arr[i]

endFOR

Output elements of array:

FOR i = 0 TO n - 1

OUTPUT arr[i]

endFOR

Determining the index of the minimum element of the array and its value:

index = 0 // index of minimal element

min = arr[index] // value of minimal element

FOR i = 1 TO n - 1

IF min > arr[i]

THEN min = arr[i] 

endFOR

OUTPUT index, min

Сalculating the sum of array elements:

sum = 0 // start sum

FOR i = 0 TO n - 1

sum = sum + arr[i]

endFOR

OUTPUT sum

Сounting the number of even elements of an array:

count = 0 // start count

FOR i = 0 TO n - 1

IF arr[i] MOD 2 = 0

THEN count = count + 1

endFOR

OUTPUT count

Outputting array elements with odd indices:

FOR i = 0 TO n - 1

IF i MOD 2 <> 0

THEN OUTPUT arr[i]

endFOR

PHP Indexed Array

1D arrays in PHP program:

<?php
$students = array("Diana","Abai","Malika","Zhanna","Ruslan");   // array of five elements
$marks = array(34, 30, 37, 33, 31);
echo $marks[3]."<br>";               // output 33
echo $students[0]."<br>";            // output Diana
echo $students[1]." - ".$marks[1];     // output Abai - 30
?>

Output all elements of an Indexed Array students.

<?php
$students = array("Diana","Abai","Malika","Zhanna","Ruslan");
$arrlength = count($students);   // count() - Counts the number of elements in an array
for($x = 0; $x < $arrlength; $x++)  // $arrlength = 5 (in array five elements)
{
  echo $students[$x]."<br>";
}
?>

PHP Associative Arrays

Associative arrays are arrays that use named keys that you assign to them.

1D array result:

Example,

$result = array("Diana"=>34, "Abai"=>30, "Malika"=>37, "Zhanna"=>33, "Ruslan"=>31);

It means that

$result["Diana"] = 34

$result["Malika"] = 37

$result["Ruslan"] = 31

Output all elements of an Associative Array result.

<?php
$result = array("Diana"=>34, "Abai"=>30, "Malika"=>37, "Zhanna"=>33, "Ruslan"=>31);
foreach($result as $x => $x_value) 
{
  echo "Key=" . $x . ", Value=" . $x_value;
  echo "<br>";
}
?>

Display:

Key=Diana, Value=34
Key=Abai, Value=30
Key=Malika, Value=37
Key=Zhanna, Value=33
Key=Ruslan, Value=31

Task. Determine who got 34 or more marks.

<?php
$result = array("Diana"=>34, "Abai"=>30, "Malika"=>37, "Zhanna"=>33, "Ruslan"=>31);
echo "Students who got 34 or more marks:<br>";
foreach($result as $x => $x_value) 
{
  if ($x_value >= 34)
      echo $x . "<br>";
}
?>

Questions:

Exercises:

Ex. 1

Ex. 2

Test "Arrays and Loops"

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