Lecture

Data Structures: Arrays and Functions

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This lecture covers the basics of working with dynamic arrays in C++, including modeling temperatures using arrays. The instructor explains how to calculate the average and maximum values in an array, emphasizing the importance of handling edge cases and optimizing code for efficiency.

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