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How to declare 2D array
Using Java as a programming language of reference, the syntax to declare a 2D array is:
Data-Type [][] Array-Name = new Data-Type[Rows][Column]
From the question, the data type is String. So, the syntax becomes
String [][] Array-Name = new String[Rows][Column]
Assume the array name is: myArray; The above becomes
String [][] myArray= new String[Rows][Column]
<em>I will not assume values for Rows and Column, but it is worth saying that Rows and Columns are positive integers greater than 1 to make the array a 2 D array</em>
Answer:
this is more of an opinion question regarding what you personally do
The bachelor's program at Eth Zurich is 3 years.
I hope this helps!
:-)
Here's my source.
http://cplusplusprogra.blogspot.com/2017/05/453-for-loop-print-n-to-0.html
I've linked you to the answer.
I'd say
TRUE
It is always important to have a correct exposure in
rendering a highlight tone on a print. To find the correct highlight exposure, make
test strips using pieces of paper separately to the area of the negative
containing the most the most critical highlight. Once you have enough test
strips, you should pick the one that contains the best highlight rendering.
Exposure time of that test strip is the correct exposure.
