Consecutive Pairs in a 2D Array
Definition
Consecutive pairs in a 2D array refer to adjacent elements within the array that are next to each other either horizontally or vertically.
Related terms
Adjacent Elements: Elements that are next to each other either horizontally or vertically.
Grid: A structure consisting of rows and columns, forming a rectangular pattern.
Indexing: The process of accessing specific elements within an array using their position.
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AP Computer Science A - Unit 8 Overview: 2D Array
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