Array in Java – User friendly Tech help

What is an Array?
nAn array is storehouse or we can say collection of similar type of data type.
nIt is a data structure where we store similar elements. We can store only fixed set of elements in a java array(solution is ArrayList in Java) unlike vbscript where we can have dynamic arrays using Redim keyword.
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nWhy Arrays?
nIt provides code optimization and easy access. Like Instead of declaring individual variables, such as Learn0, Learn1, …Learn9, we can declare one array variable and use Learn[0], Learn[1], …, Learn[9] to represent individual variables.
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nSyntax:-
ndataType[] arrayName;
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ndataType arrayName[];
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ndataType []arrayName;

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Memory allocation of an Array

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Example:- 
nWe are declaring an integer array by implementing the above syntax
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public class ArrayInJava {
//Array Delcaration in Java
 public static void main(String[] args) {
 //Approach1
 int[] Learn;
 //Approach2
 int Revise[];
 //Approach3
 int []implement; }}

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nAssigning a Value :-
nWe have declared an array, now how can add value into the reserved memory locations of an array like Learn[0] should have 100.

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nApproach1:-
ndataType[] arrayName = new datatype[arraysize];
narrayName[0] = arrayValue;
narrayName[1] = arrayValue;
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narrayName[arraySize-1] = arrayvalue;
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Approach2:- 
ndataType[] arrayName = {value1,value2,…value10}
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nExample:-

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public class ArrayInJava {
//Assigning values to Array in Java
 public static void main(String[] args) {
 //Approach1
 int[] Learn = new int[2];
 Learn[0] = 100 ;
 Learn[1] = 200 ;
 //Approach2
 int Revise[] = {100,200};
 //Accessing element of an Array
 System.out.println("Approach one Result ="+Learn[0]+";"+Learn[1]);
 System.out.println("Approach Two Result ="+Revise[0]+";"+Revise[1]); }}
#Output:-
Approach one Result =100;200
Approach Two Result =100;200

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Note:-
nArray index always starts with 0 , thus to access the first element we used ArrayName[0].
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nHandOn:-
nExample1:- 
nWe have used for loops in working with Arrays.

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public class ArrayInJava {
//Working with Arrays Using For Loops
 public static void main(String[] args) {
 //Declaring an Array
 int[] Learn = new int[10];
 //Assinging values to an Array Using For loop
 for (int iCnt = 0 ;iCnt

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