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25 May, 06:41

This indicates the number of elements, or values, the array can hold.

A. the new operator

B. the array's size declarator

C. the array's data type

D. the version of Java

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  1. 25 May, 10:00
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    Option B is the correct answer for the above question.

    Explanation:

    The array is a user-defined data type that is used to define the multiple variables of the same type which can store in the contiguous memory location. If a user wants to define the array then he can do this by the following syntax in c-programming language- - "int a[7]; ", where a is an array of 7 variables of the integer type which holds the integer data. The 7 is also called the size of the array 'a'. It states that the array named a can hold the 7 integer value. The above - question also asked about the term which defines how much variables an array can hold. The answer is the size of the array which is stated from the option B. Hence B is the correct answer while the other is not because--

    Option A states about the new operator which is not the correct option. Option C states about the data type of the array which is not the correct option. Option D states about the version of java which is not the correct option.
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