Quiz: Java Arrays!

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1. How do you access an array element? By referring to the _____ number

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Arrays are used in Java to store a different kind of variables, usually multiple in a whole variable. Rather than separating variables and accounting for them individually, Java Arrays would assist in keeping them as a whole. What do you know about Java Arrays? Try our quiz to find out... see morenow! see less

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2. What does an array index start with?

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3. What does a variable usually hold? An array of ______

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4.  What separates an array list?

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5. What is the second element in an array?

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6. What number is used in changing the value of a specific element? 

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7. What is usually done in a declaration of an array?

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8. What shape of brackets is used in defining a variable type?

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9. Which of these does a java array assist in creating?

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10. When inserting values into a variable, what is mainly used? An Array _____

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How do you access an array element? By referring to the _____ number
What does an array index start with?
What does a variable usually hold? An array of ______
 What separates an array list?
What is the second element in an array?
What number is used in changing the value of a specific element? 
What is usually done in a declaration of an array?
What shape of brackets is used in defining a variable type?
Which of these does a java array assist in creating?
When inserting values into a variable, what is mainly used? An Array...
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