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Arrays in Java are data structures used to store similar type of elements or values. They allow us to declare a single variable that can hold a collection of data. Arrays are declared with a specific size and data type, and all the elements within an array must be of the same primitive or similar data type.

Definitions, Declarations, and Accessing Elements

H2: Accessing Elements in Multidimensional Arrays