Chapter 5 Questions

Question 0

Arrays are never mandatory, but often can cut down on your programming time and make your—–easier to understand.

Answer 0

LOGIC

Question 1

The true benefit of an array lies in the ability to use a variable a(n)——-to an array instead of using a constant such as 0 or 5.

Answer 1

SUBSCRIPT

Question 2

You can declare a named numeric constant as follows: Array_Size:6. Then you can use this constant everytime you access the array as long as your subscript used remains—–than the constant value.

Answer 2

LESS

Question 3

Every array has a finite——.

Answer 3

SIZE

Question 4

You can think of arrays in one of two ways- either by the number of elements in the array or by the number of——–in the array.

Answer 4

VARIABLES

Question 5

In every programming language when you access data stored in an array, it is important to use a subscript containing a value that accesses——–occupied by the array.

Answer 5

MEMORY

Question 6

When you use a subscript value that is——-or higher than the number of elements in an array some programming languages will stop execution and issue an error.

Answer 6

NEGATIVE

Question 7

The—–loop is a particularly convenient tool when working with arrays because you frequently need to process every element.

Answer 7

FOR

Question 8

As with a while loop, when you use a for loop you must be careful to stay within array bounds remembering that the highest usable array subscript is one—-than the size of the array.

Answer 8

LESS