So I tried this: int arr[3];

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So I tried this: int arr[3];

arr[0] = 1;
arr[2] = 2;

std::cout << *(arr + 1) << std::endl;

This is the output i got:
677446592

Since data in array are contiguous, why didn't I get 2?

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Kirill 🚜

Because you didn't set second element of an array

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Kirill 🚜
Because you didn't set second element of an array

oh so space for it reserved?

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Kirill 🚜

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oh so space for it reserved?

Yes

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Alejandro

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oh so space for it reserved?

its like if you try to do a print for int a; without setting the data

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Kirill 🚜
Yes

...so what am I shifting when I do "arr[1] =2", that makes the insertion time O(n)?

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Alejandro

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...so what am I shifting when I do "arr[1] =2", th...

you are not inserting anything, you are setting the value of an element

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Alejandro
you are not inserting anything, you are setting th...

oh now I see

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Mmmmm.....

This is undefined behavior, there is called stack redzone. It may contain garbage value from previous function. You are printing this garbage value.

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Alejandro

your data is contiguos but the [1] element has no value set

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