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It is important that you read the following Instructions for Home Learning.
 * ====Launch at 0000 hrs)====
 * ====To be completed by before 1700h====
 * ====Read up on the revision/background materials provided and complete challenge 1 and 2====
 * ====Go thru 1.1 to 1.4====
 * ====Attempt Challenge 1 & 2====
 * ====Post your Solutions to the page SUBMISSION ====
 * ====You may post questions (Do not post solutions) on the discussion for assistance.====
 * Anyone can contribute on the discussion forums
 * This home learning lesson is applicable to all DS members
 * Do not Call me

=Note the followings for submissions:= = =
 * ====Marks will be awarded and taken into account for term 2====
 * ====Copying of solutions will gurantee an immediate ZERO====
 * ====Complete both challenges before 1700====
 * ====I will not accept any late submissions====
 * ====You are encourage to comment on your friends submissions via discussions====

To start off lets recap the properties of an array:

 * == The individual data items in the array are called elements ==
 * == All elements must be of the same data type ==
 * == All elements are stored contiguously in the computer’s memory ==
 * == Subscript of the first element is zero ==
 * == Name of the array is a constant value that represents the address of the first element in the array ==

=== I will run you thru the basics of an Array in 1.1 to 1.4. That is the syntax for declaring, initializing an array and manipulations of an array. There is also a section on one-Dimensional versus 2-dimensional arrays. All leading up to its application in Challenge one and two. === = =

Assessment Rubrics:

 * === Precision and accuracy ===
 * === Completeness of solutions ===
 * === Presentation of solutions ===
 * === Contributions to forums ===
 * === Presence of comments ===

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