In the given question, an array is defined. It is a collection of the same type of data element, which means, array stores either a numeric value or string value at a time.
An array beta is defined, which contains 50 elements. The array elements indexing always starts with 0 which means, the first element of the array will be stored in an index value that is 0. That's why option (i) is correct.
<span>The RAID level 2 could give high
information exchange rates and would be straightforward contrasted with other
Raid levels. Be that as it may, it has a high cost and would need a high rate move
required with a specific end goal to legitimize this cost.</span>
When the user has understood they're required to install the linux distribution to set up a specific program works better on such a RISC architecture. SPARC must therefore find the device from which it would work that following distribution for the Linux. It is a RISC and ISA that was previously designed through both Fujitsu and Sun.
