Exam 7: Arrays

Given an array declared to hold 100 values, the smallest index that can be used with the array is ____.

You create an array in much the same way you instantiate an object of a user-defined class, by using the new keyword at the time of declaration.

Because arrays are reference types, the ref keyword is required with the argument and parameter list.

If an array is to be sent to a method, which of the following is a valid heading for a method?

A parallel array is used to create string arrays because multiple characters are included within each element.

The index is also referred to as the ____ of the array.

You can declare an array without dimensioning its size, but the size must be determined before you can access it.

To declare an array, the value(s) used inside the square bracket can be a constant literal, a variable, or an expression that produces an integral value.

All arrays are objects of the base type Array class.

When a method uses the params modifier, it indicates that the number of arguments to the method may vary.

Elements in an array are sometimes referred to as ____________ variables.

Given an array declared to hold 100 values, the largest index that can be used with the array is:

Use the ____________ keyword to instantiate an object of an array.

If you use the params parameter type, params must appear both in the formal parameter list of the method heading and in the actual argument list.

double [ ] price = new double [ ] {3, 2.2, 4.7, 6.1, 4}; ​With the declaration above, price[5] generates a runtime error.

An entire array collection of data can be ordered alphabetically with a call to the Array class member method ____________.

One of the special properties in the Array class is Length. It returns ____.

When you use the assignment operator with an array, individual elements are copied to another memory location.

A limitation of the foreach loop structure when used with arrays is ____.

Use .NET predefined methods and properties whenever possible as opposed to writing newcode....