Elaborate on different types of array data structure
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There are several different types of arrays:
One-dimensional array: A one-dimensional array stores its elements in contiguous memory locations, accessing them using a single index value. It is a linear data structure holding all the elements in a sequence.
Two-dimensional array: A two-dimensional array is a tabular array that includes rows and columns and stores data. An M × N two-dimensional array is created by grouping M rows and N columns into N columns and rows.
Three-dimensional array: A three-dimensional array is a grid that has rows, columns, and depth as a third dimension. It comprises a cube with rows, columns, and depth as a third dimension. The three-dimensional array has three subscripts for a position in a particular row, column, and depth. Depth (dimension or layer) is the first index, row index is the second index, and column index is the third index.