Exam 7: Arrays
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The value used to indicate a specific location within an array is called the index or subscript.
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The position number in square brackets is formally called an index.
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What does the ReDim statement allow for?
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When an expression contains nested parentheses,its evaluation begins with the value in the outermost set of parentheses.
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The For Each…Next repetition statement requires you to provide an array,its type and a variable for the purpose of:
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The ReDim statement will automatically save the data stored in the array.
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If an attempt is made to use an invalid index to access an element,a(an)__________exception occurs.
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When a program is executed,array element indices are checked for validity-all indices must be greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to the length of the array.
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Array element values of primitive data types,such as Integer,can be passed to a method by:
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An individual element of an integer array is passed to a method by value.
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Visual Basic can determine the array bounds from the number of elements in the initializer list.
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Consider the array: s( 0 )= 7
The value of s( s( 6 )- s( 5 ))is:

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Array method GetUpperBound returns the index of the last element in an array.The value returned by method GetUpperBound is one less than the value of the array's Length property.
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The number of elements in the array must be specified in parentheses after the array name in the declaration.
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Changes made to an entire array that has been passed to a method will not affect the original values of the array.
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If you want to pass an array element into a method by reference,what will you need to do?
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For Each…Next loop is barely used because it's more complicated than the For…Next loop.
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Only literal integer values can be used as an index into an array.
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In an array of Boolean variables,if the initializer list is empty,the elements in the array are initialized to the default value True.
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