Object-Oriented Programming and Multi-Dimensional Arrays

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Topic Six Introduction
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a model of computer programming model organizing software design around objects and data rather than logic and functions. The four basic concepts of OOP are encapsulation, inheritance, data abstraction, and polymorphism.
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How do we define multi-dimensional arrays?
Multi-dimensional arrays are electronic transmissions with more than one dimension or level.  A 2D array, for instance, represents a matrix of columns and rows. Each row and column is defined by two subscripts, column index, and row index.
How can multi-dimensional arrays be used to present and organize data?
Multi-dimensional arrays can be used to organize and represent data in two ways; as pages or planes of two-dimensional data, which can then be treated as matrices. The arrays use on a set of square brackets for every axis or dimension.
What are the applications of multi-dimensional arrays in business programming?
Multi-dimensional arrays are used to represent several items and classes using similar names. They can represent structures like stacks, graphs, trees, queues, and linked lists. Some of the established applications of multi-dimensional arrays include finding connectivity betwe...