Assume that an array named a containing exactly 5 integers has been declared and initialized. Write a single statement that adds 10 to the value stored in the first element of the array.

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Leandro Marquez

Computers & Technology

7 May, 19:29

Assume that an array named a containing exactly 5 integers has been declared and initialized. Write a single statement that adds 10 to the value stored in the first element of the array.

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Kyle Adkins · Answer 1

"a[0]=a[0]+10; ", is the correct answer for the above question.

Explanation:

An array is defined as a user-defined data type used to store multiple variables of the same type in a continuous passion in a memory. To declare an array a user needs to define the size and it referred many variables by one name but the index of that variable is different, The array takes an index from 0 to (size-1). It means that the first index of the array is 0. So if the name of that array is A then the first variable name is A[0]. The above-question says that there is an array of name 'a' then its first variable name is a[0] then we can add 10 to its like "a[0]=a[0]+10". Here '=' is an assignment operator and '+' is an addition operator.