Answer:
Following are the solution to the given choices:
Explanation:
Given:
double currentBalance[91];//defining a double array
In point a:
The name of the array is= currentBalance.
In point b:
91 double values could be saved in the array. It requires 8bytes to hold a double that if the array size is 91*8 = 728
In point c:
Each element's data type is double.
In point d:
The array index range of values is between 0 and 90 (every array index starts from 0 and ends in N-1, here N=91).
In point e:
To access first element use currentBalance[0], for middle currentBalance[91/2] , for last currentBalance[90]
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Answer:
10
Explanation:
An enqueue operation is a function that adds an element(value) to a queue array. A dequeue operations removes an element from a queue array. Queue arrays follow a first-in-first-out approach, so elements that are first stored in the queue are removed/accessed first(enqueue operations add elements at the rear of the queue array).
The following operations leave 10 elements in the queue of array size 12 after its done:
10 enqueue operations= adds 10 elements
5 dequeue operations= removes 5 elements( 5 elements left in queue)
6 enqueue operations= adds 6 elements(11 elements in queue)
10 dequeue operations= removes 10 elements(1 element left in queue)
8 enqueue operations= adds 8 elements(9 elements in queue)
2 dequeue operations= removes 2 elements(7 elements left in queue)
3 enqueue operations= adds 3 elements(10 elements in queue)
Therefore there are 10 elements in the queue after enqueue and dequeue operations.
