Question 1

When inserting an item into an array, assume that ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  0 <= target index = logical size 
B)  0 < target index <= logical size 
C)  0 <= target index < logical size 
D)  0 <= target index <= logical size 
A)  0 <= target index = logical size 
B)  0 < target index <= logical size 
C)  0 <= target index < logical size 
D)  0 <= target index <= logical size

Question 2

FIGURE 12-2  
-David knows that when inserting an element, the target index needs to be ____ the logical size

Accepted Answer

A)  less than 
B)  less than or equal to 
C)  equal to 
D)  greater than or equal to 
A)  less than 
B)  less than or equal to 
C)  equal to 
D)  greater than or equal to

Question 3

The elements of a two-dimensional array can be of two different types.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

When inserting an item into an array, you must shift the items from the target index to the ____________________ end of the array up by one position.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When inserting an item into an array,...

Question 5

In a(n) ____________________ search, the number of elements yet to be examined is reduced by half.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In a(n) ____________________ search, the number of...

Question 6

When comparing two string elements, the ____ must be used.

Accepted Answer

A)  = = operator 
B)  equals method 
C)  compareString method 
D)  selection sort 
A)  = = operator 
B)  equals method 
C)  compareString method 
D)  selection sort

Question 7

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
a.Logical size
b.Two-dimensional array
c.Ragged array
d.Tic-tac-toe game
e.Drop-down menu
-An example is a table where the first row as 6 elements and the second row has 10 elements.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify the letter of the choice that...

When inserting an item into an array, assume that ____.

FIGURE 12-2 -David knows that when inserting an element, the target index needs to be ____ the logical size

The elements of a two-dimensional array can be of two different types.

When inserting an item into an array, you must shift the items from the target index to the ____________________ end of the array up by one position.

In a(n) ____________________ search, the number of elements yet to be examined is reduced by half.

When comparing two string elements, the ____ must be used.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.Logical size b.Two-dimensional array c.Ragged array d.Tic-tac-toe game e.Drop-down menu -An example is a table where the first row as 6 elements and the second row has 10 elements.

Background

First Java Programs

Syntax, Errors, and Debugging

Introduction to Control Statements

Using Classes and Objects in Media Computing

Introduction to Defining Classes

Control Statements Continued

Improving the User Interface

Introduction to Html and Applets

Introduction to Arrays

Classes Continued

Recursion, Complexity, and Searching and Sorting

Introduction to Collections

Multithreading, Networks, Clientserver Programming

Filters

Exam 12: Arrays Continued

When inserting an item into an array, assume that ____.

FIGURE 12-2 -David knows that when inserting an element, the target index needs to be ____ the logical size

The elements of a two-dimensional array can be of two different types.

When inserting an item into an array, you must shift the items from the target index to the ____________________ end of the array up by one position.

In a(n) ____________________ search, the number of elements yet to be examined is reduced by half.

When comparing two string elements, the ____ must be used.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.Logical size b.Two-dimensional array c.Ragged array d.Tic-tac-toe game e.Drop-down menu -An example is a table where the first row as 6 elements and the second row has 10 elements.

Background

First Java Programs

Syntax, Errors, and Debugging

Introduction to Control Statements

Using Classes and Objects in Media Computing

Introduction to Defining Classes

Control Statements Continued

Improving the User Interface

Introduction to Html and Applets

Introduction to Arrays

Classes Continued

Recursion, Complexity, and Searching and Sorting

Introduction to Collections

Multithreading, Networks, Clientserver Programming

Filters