Describe the difference in the meaning of the 5 in int x[5]; and the meaning of the 4 in x[4]. What are the meanings of the int, the [5] and the [4]?
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The statement, int x[5];, is a declaration, where 5 is the declared size,
that is, the number of array elements. The int is the base type of the array. The expression x[4] is an access to the array indexed variable defined by the previous
statement. The access is to the element having index 4, which is the 5th (and last)
array element.
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