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Arrays In Python

In this article, we will discuss arrays in Python.

What Are Arrays?

An array is a complex data type that stores values of the same data type.

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

Here is the list of available type codes: -

Type Code	Description
‘b’	Represents a signed integer of size 1 byte
‘B’	Represents an unsigned integer of size 1 byte
‘c’	Represents a character of size 1 byte
‘u’	Represents a Unicode character of size 2 bytes
‘h’	Represents a signed integer of size 2 bytes
‘H’	Represents an unsigned integer of size 2 bytes
‘i’	Represents signed integer of size 2 bytes
‘I’	Represents an unsigned integer of size 2 bytes
‘w’	Represents a Unicode character of size 4 bytes
‘l’	Represents a signed integer of size 4 bytes
‘L’	Represents an unsigned integer of size 4 bytes
‘f’	Represents a floating point of size 4 bytes
‘d’	Represents a floating point of size 8 bytes

from array import *

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


for element in my_array:
    print(element)

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