What happens where you replace the entry in position 4 from a List? Select one: a. Position 4 will be left vacant b. The new entry will end up in position 4 in the List c. The entry that was in position 5 will move up to position 4 d. The entry that was in position 3 will move back to position 4

What happens where you replace the entry in position 4 from a List? Select one: a. Position 4 will be left vacant b. The new entry will end up in position 4 in the List c. The entry that was in position 5 will move up to position 4 d. The entry that was in position 3 will move back to position 4

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Chapter8: Working With Advanced Functions

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