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![Why does an array start from index 0? π€
Ever wondered why arr[0] is the first element instead of arr[1]?
Itβs all about memory address + offset. π»
π Starting from 0 means the first element is 0 positions away from the starting address.
But interestingly, starting from 1 is also possible β languages like R and MATLAB use 1-based indexing.
So, 0-based vs 1-based indexing is a language design choice, but 0-based indexing fits naturally with address calculation.
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