It is collection of similar data items stored at contiguous memory locations and access with a single variable name. Python does not have built-in support for Arrays, but Python Lists can be used instead.
Sample Programs
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Program
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Output
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# create and access elements of an array.
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
print(Fruits[0])
print(Fruits[1])
print(Fruits[2])
print(Fruits)
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Apple
mangoe
apricot
['Apple', ' mangoe', ' apricot']
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#find number of elements of an Array
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
x = len(Fruits)
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3
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#Looping Array Elements
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
for x in Fruits:
print(x)
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Apple
Mangoe
Apricot
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# Adding Array Elements using append()
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
Fruits.append("oranges ")
for x in Fruits:
print(x)
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Apple
Mangoe
apricot
oranges
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# Removing Array Elements using pop method
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
Fruits. pop(1)
for x in Fruits:
print(x)
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Mangoe
apricot
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# Removing Array Elements using remove method(first occurrence of specified value)
Fruits= ["Apple", " mangoe", " apricot"]
Fruits. remove("Apple")
for x in Fruits:
print(x)
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Mangoe
apricot
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