A) grades
B) grades[ i ][ j ]
C) grades[ j ][ i ]
D) grades( i ) ( j )
E) grades( j ) ( i )
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True/False
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A) One
B) Two
C) At least two sets are needed
D) It depends on how many dimensions are involved
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A) java.lang
B) java.text
C) java.util
D) java.list
E) java.array
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A) Java does not support aggregate operations on multidimensional arrays.
B) Java does not support aggregate operations on single-dimensional arrays.
C) Each element in an array must be processed individually.
D) All of these are correct.
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True/False
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A) Array class
B) Auto class
C) ArrayList class
D) Assign class
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A) Rows might have a different number of columns.
B) Accessing columns that do not exist will result in ArrayIndexOutofBoundsException at run time.
C) The column number must be within the range of 0 to arrayName[i].length - 1.
D) All of these are correct.
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Multiple Choice
A) It allows you to instantiate multiple multidimensional arrays of the same data type.
B) It allows you to declare multiple multidimensional arrays of different data types.
C) It allows you to declare multiple multidimensional arrays of the same data type.
D) It allows you to instantiate single arrays of the same data type.
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Multiple Choice
A) grades.length
B) grades[ i ].length
C) grades( i ) .length
D) grades( i ) .size
E) grades{ i }.length
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