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hi
i was going thru one of the mock exams onthe net .there was a q's which was as follows
Q3.Which of the given choices are true?Select any two.
1 class Q3
2 {
3 public static void main(String arg[])
4 {
5 int[] a,c,d[];
6 int b[]=new int[0];
7 }
8 }
options :
1) All the variables a,b,c,d are arrays.
2) Only a,d,b are arrays.
3) We can declare an array with zero element.
4) We cannot declare an array with zero element.
i thought the answers were 2& 3 but when i checked it was as 1 & 3. please let me know whether i am correct or not and why in case i am wrong .
Thanks is advance
Lakshmi
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I think c is array, it belongs to the declaration int[], isn't it? but I am not sure.

Originally posted by lakshmi panda:
hi
i was going thru one of the mock exams onthe net .there was a q's which was as follows
Q3.Which of the given choices are true?Select any two.
1 class Q3
2 {
3 public static void main(String arg[])
4 {
5 int[] a,c,d[];
6 int b[]=new int[0];
7 }
8 }
options :
1) All the variables a,b,c,d are arrays.
2) Only a,d,b are arrays.
3) We can declare an array with zero element.
4) We cannot declare an array with zero element.
i thought the answers were 2& 3 but when i checked it was as 1 & 3. please let me know whether i am correct or not and why in case i am wrong .
Thanks is advance
Lakshmi


 
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hi
incase c is array then why did they specifically declare d aas an array in the declararion .
 
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when you declare int[] ... in a line with ",", all the variables are array. In this question, d is an array of array. And in deed, you can have a array with 0 element.
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You were promoted due to all your hard work and helping others. Or maybe it was when you reached 30 posts.
All of the variables are arrays.

int a,b,c; // declares a,b,c as ints
int[] e,f,g // declares e,f,g as arrays of ints
 
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Remember that was a mock question so they wanted to confuse by writing in one line.
Thanx
Rajani
 
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Thank u all ,now i got my doubt clear.
 
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