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<p><h1>ARRAYS </h1></p>
<p><h2>ARRAYS </h2></p>
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In complex programs there is often a need to be able to store large amounts of data. It would be unreasonable to have to create a variable for each piece of data we may need to store. This is where an array can come in handy. Arrays are simply ways of using one variable to store multiple different values. You can create arrays of numbers or strings. Look at the following:
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