2 years ago

Given the arra

Computers and Technology

1 answer:

Scrat [10]2 years ago

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Answer: B. hummer

Explanation:

Given the array :

Given the arra

("explorer", "testa", "hummer", "corvette", "civic", "mustang")

Array indexing usually begins from 0

That is ; the first element in the array is indexed as being in position 0

Using the given array as an example :

Index ____ element

0 ______ explorer

1 _______ tester

2 _______hummer

3 _______ corvette

4 _______ civic

5 _______ mustang

Hence, element in index 2 of the array is hummer

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