Fixed-size Arrays in C++11

This lecture covers the declaration and initialization of fixed-size arrays in C++11 using the array library. It explains the advantages over traditional fixed-size arrays in C, such as the ability to know their own size, be manipulated globally, and returned by functions. Examples of declaration, initialization, and usage of fixed-size arrays are provided, including multidimensional arrays. The lecture also compares fixed-size arrays with dynamic arrays and demonstrates how to iterate over elements and perform global assignments.