Arrays store elements in contiguous memory locations from "summary" of Data Structures and Algorithms in Python by Michael T. Goodrich,Roberto Tamassia,Michael H. Goldwasser
Arrays in programming languages are data structures that store elements in contiguous memory locations. This means that all elements of an array are stored one after another in memory, with no gaps in between. This allows for efficient access to elements in the array, as the memory locations are consecutive and can be easily calculated using the index of the element.
Contiguous memory locations also enable efficient traversal of the array, as the next element in the array is located right after the current element in memory. This allows for sequential access to elements, which is useful in various algorithms and operations involving arrays.
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