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Suppose an Array Has N Elements

Question 63

Question 63

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Suppose an array has n elements. We visit element #1 one time, element #2 two times, element #3 three times, and so forth. How many total visits will there be?


A) 2n
B) n(n+1) /2
C) n2
D) n3

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