Suppose that you declare a class named Furniture that contains a string field named woodType and a conventionally named property with a get accessor. When you declare an array of 200 Furniture objects named myChairs, which of the following accesses the last Furniture object's wood type? a. Furniture. Get (woodType[199]) b. myChairs[199]. WoodType () c. myChairs. WoodType[199]d. myChairs[199]. WoodType

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Sariah Keller

Computers & Technology

16 November, 13:38

Suppose that you declare a class named Furniture that contains a string field named woodType and a conventionally named property with a get accessor. When you declare an array of 200 Furniture objects named myChairs, which of the following accesses the last Furniture object's wood type? a. Furniture. Get (woodType[199]) b. myChairs[199]. WoodType () c. myChairs. WoodType[199]d. myChairs[199]. WoodType

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Jovany Glenn · Answer 1

myChairs[199]. WoodType is the following accesses the last Furniture object's wood type

d. myChairs[199]. WoodType

Explanation:

An array often has the size range of [0 - n-1] where n is number of cell for array. For example, when the array has a size of 5, its index starts from 0 and ends at n-1 ie 4.

So according to the question, the array myChairs is an array of objects declared from the class Furniture. Its index starts from 0 and the last object is at 199. So to access the last object's WoodType, the following accesses it:

myChairs[199]. WoodType.