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Programming: Data Structures

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What you'll learn

How programs store collections of data.

Key ideas

  • Arrays store multiple values; the index gives position (often from 0).
  • Two-dimensional arrays have rows and columns.
  • Records group related fields; files store data persistently.

Exam tips

  • Remember indexing often starts at 0.
  • Distinguish records from arrays.

Common mistakes

  • Off-by-one index errors.
  • Confusing fields and records.
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