> Arrays in Java: (Part 1) Introduction: So far, we have only used simple variables to store values of different data types. However, in certain situations, it will be easier to write programs that uses list type structure to store similar type of data. For example, if we want to record the student marks for a class of 60 students, we have to create variables like student_1, student_2, student_3… student_60. (Similarly, if we are to store the details like Student_Name, Student_Email of N number of students, its hard to store information in variables) This is tedious and it increases the complexity and length (number of Lines Of Code: LOC of programs). This problem can be simplified by using arrays that uses a common name with a subscript representing the index of each element. If we use array for storing marks of 60 students, it will go like this: student[1], student[2], student[3]… student[60]. An array is an ordered sequence of finite data items of the same data t...