Question 1: Array offset computationCompiling code that accesses an element of an array involves computing the base address of the array andthe offset from that address to the specified element. The offset to array elements must always becomputed statically.O (a) TrueO (b) FalseSave

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Question 1: Array offset computation Compiling code that accesses an element of an array involves computing the base address of the array and the offset from that address to the specified element. The offset to array elements must always be computed statically. O (a) True O (b) False