Dynamic arrays are data structures that allow for the resizing of an array during runtime, providing flexibility in memory allocation and efficient management of collections of elements. They automatically handle resizing operations, typically doubling in size when capacity is exceeded, which optimizes performance for a variety of applications where the number of elements is not known in advance.

Dynamic Arrays

Dynamic arrays

Data structures are fundamental constructs that organize and store data efficiently, enabling effective data manipulation and access. Understanding different data structures and their trade-offs is essential for optimizing algorithms and solving complex computational problems.

data structures

resizing of an array

runtime

flexibility in memory allocation

efficient management of collections

resizing operations

doubling in size

Capacity exceeded

Optimizing Performance

variety of applications

number of elements

Syntax and Structure of Foreach Loops

4. Advanced Collections and Generics

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