Which is the most suitable data type, Data Structure & Algorithms

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1. You are asked to store Names of all 100 students of class A in your Learning Centre. Which data type will you use? What is its syntax?

  • Explaining the data type taken
  • Giving Syntax

2. Let us say your Learning Centre decides to store all the three types of student data:

  1. Register-Number
  2. Name
  3. Age

In a single data type, which is the most suitable data type? Give its syntax

  • Explaining the data type taken
  • Giving Syntax

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