What's the difference between an array, a matrix, and a tree?

Give an example where we have used each to represent some data of interest to us.


An array is one-dimensional storage of data of the same type. We have used arrays
for pixels and sound samples. We also used an array to store grades for a student.
A matrix is a two-dimensional storage of data of the same type. We used arrays
for pixels in a picture.
A tree is used to store hierarchial data like a directory structure.

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