Calculating the size of an array in C++ using the sizeof operator
Read OriginalThis article provides a detailed guide on calculating the size of a fixed-size, non-dynamic array in C++. It explains how the sizeof operator works to determine the total bytes of the array and the bytes per element, then demonstrates dividing these values to find the element count. The tutorial includes code examples showing how to use this technique to iterate through an array, making it a practical resource for C++ programmers.
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