What is the highest index value associated with the array that follows? int[] values = new int[x];

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20 September, 07:24

What is the highest index value associated with the array that follows? int[] values = new int[x];

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Spencer Whitehead · Answer 1

x-1;

Explanation:

highest index will is x-1;

x indicates number of elements in array and counting starts with 0.

An Array is a collection of items stored in contiguous memory locations. It stores multiple values of same type together. Index number in array starts with zero and therefore if there are x elements in an array. The highest index will is x-1.

Aubrie Richards · Answer 2

x-1.

Explanation:

The statement written creates an array value with the size of x. The index of the array starts with 0 (zero) and the last index is size-1. The size of the array is x so the starting index of the array values is 0 and the last index of the array values is x-1.

Hence the answer to this question is x-1.