Traversing 2D Arrays
Definition
Traversing 2D arrays refers to the process of accessing and examining each element in a two-dimensional array. It involves iterating through the rows and columns of the array to perform operations on each element.
Related terms
Accessing Elements: Refers to retrieving or modifying specific elements within a data structure like an array.
Nested Loops: A programming construct that involves using one loop inside another loop, commonly used for traversing multi-dimensional arrays.
Row-major Order: A method of storing elements in a 2D array where consecutive elements are stored row by row.
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AP Computer Science A - Unit 8 Overview: 2D Array
AP Computer Science A - Unit 8 Overview: 2D Array
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