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In this video, we'll be talking about the areas.

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So it is are you going to store similar data in in Britain and is considered multiple times on today.

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So it is think of it as your market if you want to store all of your marks in one area, need rest so

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that can be added.

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So let's go.

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And there it is.

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So declaration is not normally going to be easy to find.

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It is integration of not being beta variable.

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So due to the pain of this as an intermediary, we need to put these square brackets.

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Now we need to be some size for this new enough.

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Order to fire elements.

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And you can also declare these elements here to become law.

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Then come on.

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30, 40.

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So now this is an integer array with the five elements, and those elements are these numbers.

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Now if you want to access these, you can access using card index.

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So the first element gets the index zero and the second element gets the index one and so on zero,

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one, two, three, four.

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So for the area of five elements, you get the index from 0 to 4.

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So that means four index, four array of index, and we get indexes gyro two and minus one.

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So because these arrays will be stored in memory.

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So if you want to access your own thing, you can you can see the offset is zero.

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Suppose you were standing on the.

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So think of these as you're standing on the road.

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And there is, uh, there are a few shops from, from certain distance.

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Uh, regulates, uh, uh, for every five meters there is a shop and you want to find the distance from

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yours and the shops.

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So what is the position of yourself means your position.

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So that is your position.

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So similarly, uh, the first index will be gyro.

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It is referring to itself so we can put into this using.

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Yeah.

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Of gyro.

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So the index can be here.

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So you can see.

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Yeah.

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Of gyro.

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So it will go and grab the first element.

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And going to put into that you can see the first value gets printed.

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And in the same way you can bring the second worry as well, which is 60.

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And if you go into a file which does not exist.

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Um.

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Many will do mistake that this file sizes for you and we can declare the fight to get the Rastaman but

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it's gonna try their.

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Because index out of an exception because the index is only four and we are given the index that is

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out of its range.

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That's why what we can do is we can sit here, not relent.

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So this goose, the target, is all we can put into this land of release.

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Alone.

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If you can't run this length of a race fight.

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No.

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Let's go.

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And are printing each and every minute is very, very difficult.

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So let's go and use the pharaoh, which we have learned in the previous video to print all of these

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values so far.

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So the index is of course, of course, starts with the index zero equals zero.

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And the what is the limit of this four.

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So whenever we reach the ending element, we need to stop.

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So how to define the ending element using this array?

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So he said this use the ending of this one.

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Of course we are using Ellis Island as then Iran.

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So whenever I become a spy, this condition gets fade because there is no equal to it.

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So that's why we are just printing out this one and we can just I plus press.

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Now I go and bring the air of light.

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So this this is already next, not the element itself.

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So it's going to run this.

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And we can see a length of five.

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And those five elements.

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If you want to skip a few elements like I want to, only that even indexes.

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So what you can do is you can also give the expression here.

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So I plasmas is basically equal to I press plus use equals to I use equals two.

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I press for?

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So this, uh, this is the shocker form of this flu form I use.

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GROSS.

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We are incrementing the value and assigning to decide.

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So we can say I use equals to.

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I presume so.

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This gives you the even in Texas, because we are starting at zero and zero two years of two year four.

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So you can see these other indexes.

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So many programmers will forget this and they just put this A-plus plus for every time, and they forget

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that this can also be modified.

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They just implement here like this.

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They implement, if I divide it by percentage by two is equal to zero.

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So that means we are checking.

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The number is divided by two.

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Reduce the amount of zero.

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That means it is even then printing this actual.

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Very UN index.

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So this gives you some over the CPU or head because we are taking, uh, extra check for every.

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So if there are 100 elements, we are taking one more check for every 100 times.

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So instead of this one, you can put the current value as CPU.

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So you can even index this.

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We can also declare the bait.

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It is so by the rabies equals to.

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Are you better off to be?

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Oh, you can declare the values as well.

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But one important tip is you need to clear the bioterror before you assign some other ones.

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So we'll be seeing this problem in the future videos.

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So what happens is the bioterror.

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So that.

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That's why there is this one.

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So.

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Richard, this is my waiter one.

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51 degree.

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Hundred 120.

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And it's a one.

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And I wonder.

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So this is my values.

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Now, what I want to do is.

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I want to.

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Based is the less Bofors case.

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So these elements are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven elements.

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If you go and or write this book for this area with eight elements.

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So this the eighth payment will be added here.

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We will be.

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Added here.

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So all of these will be replaced by this huge array of buffer.

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So what happens when I

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copy the lesser bite size into this one?

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So of course it's going to hold 20 bytes.

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So I'm only copying four, but not four.

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It's five.

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Six.

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So when you know what it's going to happen is these four gets replaced by these four.

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So so so these four get replaced by these basic sonic.

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And these values do not get zero.

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So that is the major problem regarding these providers.

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We need to be very careful because this is the radical error.

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This is our human made radical error.

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So you will be very confusing about this.

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And logical errors are the most difficult.

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So what you need to do is you need to say, I did not clear.

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So these data are of these contents in this error.

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So the first parameter is ERA itself, and that is the B comma index from which indexes you want to

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clear.

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That is from the starting next.

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And the limit how many members you want to create that is better.

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So I want to create a full error.

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So this step is very, very important for dealing with these binaries.

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You just place this line before copying any content into this.

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So we can also.

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They're not in the south.

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So you can view the area that is our previous you come up object where you.

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To party.

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And we can see the index useful so we can use this index of matter to find the index of any element.

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So that's over the years.

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It is so we can define it like this as well.

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And physicals to.

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New in.

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You can declare the dynamic since.

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So these are very helpful when you don't know the signs and you can read this as well continuing of

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then and you can declare a saint of our newsletter.

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So that's all about this.

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It is if we encounter any elements of those videos, the future.