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2D arrays efficiently store and manage grid-like data structures,
making them ideal for representing matrices, tables, or images.
Here are a few beginner-friendly points explaining the need for 2D arrays:
1.Storing tabular data: 2D arrays allow you to store data in rows and columns, making it easier to represent grids, matrices,
or tables (e.g., a chessboard or a spreadsheet).
Efficient access: 2D arrays allow direct access to elements using row and column indices, providing an organized way to
work with multi-dimensional data.
Multi-dimensional problems: They are essential for solving problems like matrix operations, image processing, or graph
traversal, where two dimensions naturally represent the data.
Space-efficient: Instead of creating multiple 1D arrays, a 2D array consolidates data into a single structure, reducing
complexity and improving memory management.