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  Tutorial: Copying an array to another

In this tutorial, you will learn how to copy data from one array to another.

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This is a program that follows one dimensional array. In this program, firstly we have to define a class "CopyArray". Now, we take two integer type array like: array1[] and array2[].

The array1[] contains some integer type values (2,3,4,5,8,9) and another is blank. After initializing this, now we get number of rows and columns by using the array1.length. We use the 'for' loop statement for displaying and copying ( array1[j] = array2[j] ) the array.


 

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