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1. Arrays can be used to group similar data together.
2. An array can be declared by providing only the data type and the number of elements it contains.
3. Array elements can be given initial values when array is declared.
4. Individual elements of an array can be addressed by appending an array index enclosed in curly brackets at the end of the array name.
5. A variable with int data type can be used as a subscript to address individual array element.
6. The elements of arrays can only have primitive data types.
7. The individual elements of one array can have different data types.
8. The array indices should be whole numbers.
9. Sequentially accessing individual array elements can be simplified using loops.
10. All arrays have a property named size that contains the number of elements in the array.