void main()

{

int a[ 10]； //Define an array A with 10 integer data.

int I； //define the integer variable i.

for(I = 0； I< 10; I++) // The loop starts with i=0. Every time the loop body is executed, I will add 1, as long as I.

scanf("%d "，& ampa[I])； //For the loop body, initialize the array A, enter the number 10, and assign them to a[0], a[ 1] ... a [9] in turn.

printf(" \ n ")； //output a newline character, that is, a newline character. ...

for(I = 0； I< 10; I++)// The loop starts with i=0. Every time the loop body is executed, I will add 1, as long as I.

printf ("%d "，a[I])； //loop body, input array a, output [0], a[ 1] ... an array element of [9] 10 is arranged in sequence.

printf(" \ n ")； //Output a newline, that is, a newline ... "\n" is a newline.

}//End of program

The previous for is to assign a value to the array a.

The latter is used to output the values of elements in array a.

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