One-Dimensional Array Flowchart
Introduction
In this article, we will learn how to create a one-dimensional array flowchart using the Flowgorithm visual programming tool. We can also denote them as 1-D arrays.
Dimension here refers to the number of indices needed to access an individual element in the array. Arrays can have one or more dimensions.
One Dimensional Array Flowchart
Flowgorithm only supports one-dimensional arrays. You need only one index to access each element in the 1-D array.
Integer Array numbers[5]
This is the array declaration in the flowchart. It denotes and tells the flowchart interpreter about the array.
The array variable name is numbers.
The array can hold integers, and its size is within the square brackets. The array size is the maximum number of elements that it can store. In this example, the array size is 5. We cannot store more than five elements in this array, which will lead to an error.
For example, a list of numbers is represented by an array of variable numbers[3]. Here, we are accessing the fourth element of the 1-D array, called numbers.
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