The contents of a block of memory may be viewed as a collection of hex nybbles i

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The contents of a block of memory may be viewed as a collection of hex nybbles indicating the contents of the byte in the memory region; for example, here's a block of 512 bytes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he memory block is a sequence of bytes; we can think of each byte as being at a particular offset from the beginning of the block. For example, in the first row above, the byte 10 is at offset 1 o, and the byte 4A is at offset 21 o. (Reall that a byte consists of two hex nybbles.) Another way of thinking about this is that we have an array of byt first byte in the memory block. If we called the array Data, then Data [1] would be ox10 (or 16i0) and Data(21) would be 0x4A (or 7410) :·an arra v-hased view ofthe LI

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it is not 110.

the the number 110 where 10 is the subscript defines that the number 1 is in decimal form.

the bytes are stored at offset starting from 0

so byte7F is at offset 010

byte 10 is at offset 110

byte 22 is at offset 210

and so on

An array is a group of contigious memory locations where each location conatisn same type of value and each location can be accessed by an index/offset

now if we consider that the above memeory block is stored in an array of bytes . i.e each location of an array contains a byte. name of the array is Data

then Data[0]=7F

Data[1]=10

Data[2]=22

and so on

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