Question $342$ pts

What is the difference between the actual size of an array and the capacity of the array when we are dealing with partially filled arrays?

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The capacity size of the array tells how much space is available to be used. The actual$/$real size tells how much is actually in use.

There is no such think like partially filled arrays in C$++.$ The compiler would display an error if you do not fill the entire array with values.

The actual$/$real size of the array tells how much space is available to be used. The capacity size tells how much is actually in use.

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