Multiple Choice
If you do not know the size of the array needed, you can create an array large enough to hold any number of entries and tell users to enter a predetermined sentinel value after they enter the last value. Using this approach:
A) requires that you increment a counter as values are entered so that you know how many elements are stored in your array
B) is preferred to defining a static sized array.
C) requires that you dimension the array to hold at least 100 entries.
D) requires the array be defined to hold string elements.
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