Overview
In this tutorial, we will learn about Flowgorithm Array Types. In general, Arrays are classified based on their dimensions. For example,
- One-Dimensional Array ( 1D Array)
- Multi-dimensional Arrays
- Two-Dimensional Array ( 2D Array )
- Higher dimensions.
Flowgorithm only directly supports only one-dimensional array as of now.
Single Dimensional Array
Single dimensional arrays have only one dimension either a row or a column. The fruits array is an example of a single-dimensional array. We can refer to the single-dimensional array as a 1D array in short form. We need only one index to refer to the array element.
Two-Dimensional Array
Two-dimensional arrays have both rows and columns. A chessboard is an example of a two-dimensional array. We can refer to the two-dimensional array as a 2D Array in short form. We need two index variables to refer to each array element. One index for the row and another for the column.
For example:
Each square can be thought of as an array element and can be referred to as
board[i][j]
i is the index for the row and j is the index for the column.
In Chess game terminology, the row is called rank and the column is called a file on a chessboard.
A normal Chessboard with 8 rows and 8 columns.
Note that: 2D Array support is not directly available in Flowgorithm. For example, we cannot represent the two-dimensional array as arr[3,3].
Flowgorithm Arrays
We can also classify Flowgorithm Arrays based on the data types of the elements. Flowgorithm supports
- Integer Array
- Real Array
- String Array
- Boolean Array
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Flowgorithm Tutorials
Flowgorithm flowchart tutorials on this website:
https://www.testingdocs.com/flowgorithm-flowchart-tutorial/
Flowgorithm Website
For more information on the Flowgorithm tool, please visit the official website at: