- An Array is an user defined data type used to store more than one values with the same name
- Each value /location is identified using index
- Always 1st index of Array starts with zero (0) and is known as Lower Bound of Array
- Always last index of Array ends with size-1 of Array and is known as Upper Bound of Array
- In C#.NET Arrays are Reference Types
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Arrays in C#.Net
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