[Solved] How to save coordinates/AXIS (x;y) for the array of 100 elements?

Question

Int16: 2 bytes
Int32 and int: 4 bytes
Int64 : 8 bytes
So Int = Int 32 by default , and for example if you’re using 100 x 2 (for X and Y axis) x 32 (bytes) = 6400 bytes.

However if you’re using array of Int’s , you waste a lot of memory for adressing (system pointers, counter, and so on…).

But from the view of speed and coding time – array is more useful as for me. At least we won’t read line-by-line default processor’s commands based of variable’s memory/code (when it is been decoded into assembler/machine code).
So it should be more convinient to use array at least.

P.S: full space of haters/ non-specified users of PC at all

Accepted Answer

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Int16: 2 bytes
Int32 and int: 4 bytes
Int64 : 8 bytes
So Int = Int 32 by default , and for example if you’re using 100 x 2 (for X and Y axis) x 32 (bytes) = 6400 bytes.

However if you’re using array of Int’s , you waste a lot of memory for adressing (system pointers, counter, and so on…).

But from the view of speed and coding time – array is more useful as for me. At least we won’t read line-by-line default processor’s commands based of variable’s memory/code (when it is been decoded into assembler/machine code).
So it should be more convinient to use array at least.

P.S: full space of haters/ non-specified users of PC at all