MICROSOFT VISUAL C# <CUSTOM LL>
MICROSOFT VISUAL C# <CUSTOM LL>
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ISBN: 9780357093344
Author: FARRELL
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Chapter 6, Problem 1RQ
Program Plan Intro

To find the correct option out of the given options as per the question statement.

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Program Description Answer

c. data type

Explanation of Solution

Explanation:

A basic integer index value (depending on the language) is used to access an individual element of an array. An array, in the case of data elements, will allow faster access. If the data elements are of the same data type, then, they can be accessed fastly and easily. Therefore, every element must be of the same data type for faster accessibility of the data.

Conclusion:

The arrays are a collection of the same data type elements. For faster access of data, arrays use either only int data type, or only float type. That means it should be of the same type. So, the correct answer for the given question statement is c. data type.

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