Which of the following statements outputs the value of the gpa member of element 1 of the student array?

A.

cout << student1. gpa;

B.

cout << firstStudent. gpa;

C.

cout << student[1]. gpa;

D.

cout

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The correct answer for the given question is option (c) i. e

cout << student[1]. gpa;

Explanation:

In the given question gpa is the member of array student which index or element value is 1.

To access that member of array student we using the following syntax i. e

arrayname[index no or element no]. variable name

In the option (A) the square bracket is not mention that's why it is incorrect option.

In the option (B) the array name is wrong i. e firstStudent that's why it is incorrect option.

In the option (D) the square bracket is not mention as well as - > operator is used to access member of array that's why it is incorrect option.

So student[1]. gpa; is the correct statement which option is A cout << student1. gpa;.