We have discussed two data structures -- arrays and array lists. Both can be used to store multiple data items of the same data type. When writing code, a programmer must decide between these two data structures. Initial Post: State a situation in which an array would be the preferred data structure and one in which an array list would be the preferred data structure. Give reasoning for each choice.

We have discussed two data structures -- arrays and array lists. Both can be used to store multiple data items of the same data type. When writing code, a programmer must decide between these two data structures. Initial Post: State a situation in which an array would be the preferred data structure and one in which an array list would be the preferred data structure. Give reasoning for each choice.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

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