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Programming Logic and Design, Introductory 9th Edition

Programming Logic and Design, Introductory (9th Edition)

Book Edition9th Edition
Author(s)Farrell
ISBN9781337109635
PublisherCengage
SubjectComputer Science
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Chapter 6, End of Chapter, Exercises, Exercise 1
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A subscript is a(n) ________.

a. element in an array

b. alternate name for an array

c. number that represents the highest value stored within an array

d. number that indicates the position of an array element

First, you try! Thoughts on what the answer might be?

Choose your answer from the options below. We'll walk you through an explanation if you're right — or wrong.

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