Fix: Corrected array update example in section 6 (arr[3] = 100)#1
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This PR fixes an incorrect example in the “Updating Elements” section of the notes. Previously, the code showed: arr = 100; // Invalid array update This was misleading because you cannot assign directly to an array. Changes Made Corrected the example to: arr[3] = 100; // Update element at index 3 Updated step-by-step explanation to clarify direct access by index. Added clear Before/After representation of the array.
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This PR fixes an incorrect example in the “Updating Elements” section of the notes. Previously, the code showed:
arr = 100; // Invalid array update
This was misleading because you cannot assign directly to an array.
Changes Made
Corrected the example to:
arr[3] = 100; // Update element at index 3
Updated step-by-step explanation to clarify direct access by index.
Added clear Before/After representation of the array.