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In C++

• Arrays are zero-based.
• Supplying more initial values in an array declaration than the array's capacity is an error. If too few initial values are supplied, 0 is used to initialize the remaining elements.
• The capacity of char arrays should be large enough to store the terminating null character.
• It is good practice to associate type identifiers with arrays (using typeset) and then use these type identifiers to declare the types of array objects.
• Modifying an array parameter in a function modifies the corresponding array argument.