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Arrays In Python

What Are Arrays?

Syntax

Array_object = array([type code],[elements separated by comma])

1. ‘b’ → Represents a signed integer of size 1 byte
2. ‘B’ → Represents an unsigned integer of size 1 byte
3. ‘c’ → Represents character of size 1 byte
4. ‘u’ → Represents a Unicode character of size 2 bytes
5. ‘h’ → Represents a signed integer of size 2 bytes
6. ‘H’ → Represents an unsigned integer of size 2 bytes
7. ‘i’ → Represents signed integer of size 2 bytes
8. ‘I’ → Represents an unsigned integer of size 2 bytes
9. ‘w’ → Represents a Unicode character of size 4 bytes
10. ‘l’ → Represents a signed integer of size 4 bytes
11. ‘L’ → Represents an unsigned integer of size 4 bytes
12. ‘f’ → Represents a floating point of size 4 bytes
13. ‘d’ → Represents a floating point of size 8 bytes

Example

from array import *

my_array = array('i',[1,2,3,4])


for element in my_array:
    print(element)

Output