Consider the following declaration. int[] beta = new int[3]; int j; Which of the following input statements correctly input values into beta? (Assume that cin is a Scanner object initialized to the standard input device.) (i) beta[0] = cin. nextInt (); beta[1] = cin. nextInt (); beta[2] = cin. nextInt (); (ii) for (j = 0; j < 3; j++) beta[j] = cin. nextInt ();

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Pedro Reed

Computers & Technology

23 July, 19:52

Consider the following declaration. int[] beta = new int[3]; int j; Which of the following input statements correctly input values into beta? (Assume that cin is a Scanner object initialized to the standard input device.) (i) beta[0] = cin. nextInt (); beta[1] = cin. nextInt (); beta[2] = cin. nextInt (); (ii) for (j = 0; j < 3; j++) beta[j] = cin. nextInt ();

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Reese Proctor · Answer 1

The answer is "Option (i) and (ii) ".

Explanation:

In the given java code an integer array that is "beta" defines that contains 3 elements. To insert element in by user input we use scanner class object that is "cin". In the given question two options are defined that is used for inserting elements in array but there is a minor difference between them that can be described as:

In option (i), To insert an element in array we use index value. It is time taking. In option (ii), In this option use a loop, inside a loop we write only one line, and this line inserts elements in array automatically.