An array of objects is a data structure that stores multiple instances(objects) of a class in contiguous memory locations. Each element(index) in the array contains a reference(pointer) to an object, allowing easy access and manipulation.
An element refers to each individual object stored within an array. Elements can be accessed by their index position starting from 0.
Reference: A reference is like a pointer or address that points towards the memory location where an object's data is stored. It allows us to access and manipulate the object's properties and behaviors.
Contiguous Memory: Contiguous memory refers to a block of memory locations that are adjacent or continuous in physical or virtual memory space.