A program contains a seven-element array that holds the names of the days of the week. At the start of the program, you display the day names using a subscript named dayNum. You display the same array values again at the end of the program, where you as a subscript to the array.

a. must use dayNum

b. can use dayNum, but can also use another variable

c. must not use dayNum

d. must use a numeric constant instead of a variable

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Bitsy

Computers & Technology

22 January, 08:13

A program contains a seven-element array that holds the names of the days of the week. At the start of the program, you display the day names using a subscript named dayNum. You display the same array values again at the end of the program, where you as a subscript to the array.

a. must use dayNum

b. can use dayNum, but can also use another variable

c. must not use dayNum

d. must use a numeric constant instead of a variable

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Mckenzie Burnett · Answer 1

b. can use dayNum, but can also use another variable

Explanation:

You can use another variable to display array elements, any variable holding array counter variable can handle that too.