Programming: Declaring an Array with Initialized Values

When an array is declared, it can also be initialized at the point of declaration. The braces are used to initialize each array value:

type variable[array dimension] {values]; Example: int myArray[4] {4, 65, 2, 34}; This sets the array like so: myArray[0] = 4; myArray[1] = 65; myArray[2] = 2; myArray[3] = 34;