Notice the subscripts are "zero based," that is$,$ the first one is subscript zero. This means that the last element in an array structure is always the size $-1.$ Please note that if you know the values that need to be stored in an array when creating flowcharts in Flowgorithm, you will need to use assignment statements. You cannot declare and initialize an array as seen in the first example.

The last way we can store values in an array is by using a looping structure. This is commonly used when we ask the user to enter the values $($the values are unknown$).$ Let's look at a coding example.