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In computer science, an array is generally defined as:
In computer science, an array is generally defined as:
- a collection of data items that can be accessed randomly
- a collection of data items that can only be accessed sequentially
- a collection of different type data items that can be accessed using fixed indices
- a collection of same type data items that can be selected by indices computed at run-time (correct)
In mathematics, a Costas array is:
In mathematics, a Costas array is:
- an array used in music composition
- an array used in astronomy for telescope calibration
- an array used in statistical analysis
- a special kind of array used in coding theory (correct)
An associative array in computer science is an abstract data structure composed of:
An associative array in computer science is an abstract data structure composed of:
- randomly ordered elements
- key-value pairs (correct)
- sequential elements
- numerical values only
What is a telescope array in astronomy also called?
What is a telescope array in astronomy also called?
What does an array represent in the context of music composition?
What does an array represent in the context of music composition?
How do you access elements of an array in C?
How do you access elements of an array in C?
Is it possible to change the size of an array once it is declared in C?
Is it possible to change the size of an array once it is declared in C?
How can you initialize an array during declaration in C?
How can you initialize an array during declaration in C?
What happens if you try to access elements out of the bound of an array in C?
What happens if you try to access elements out of the bound of an array in C?
How can you take input from the user and store it in an array element in C?
How can you take input from the user and store it in an array element in C?