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Q71.

Basic mechanism for storing a large number of identically-typed objects are known to be

Arrays

Pointers

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Hash table

Discuss

Answer: (a).Arrays

Q72.

Basic technique of using an array which is considered safer and easier is named as

Built-in array

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Vector

Aggregate array

Discuss

Answer: (c).Vector

Q73.

A collection of objects that are residing in one unit, is called

Structure

Aggregate

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Array

Discuss

Answer: (b).Aggregate

Q74.

Primitive method of using an array is said to be

Vector

Aggregate array

User defined array

Built-in array

Discuss

Answer: (d).Built-in array

Q75.

A collection of objects that need not be of same type, are stored in an

Domain

Aggregate

Structure

Module

Discuss

Answer: (c).Structure

Q76.

Declaration and usage of arrays can be of basic numbered ways of

2 types

3 types

4 types

5 types

Discuss

Answer: (a).2 types

Q77.

Alter method of using an array is called

Aggregate array

Vector

Built-in array

User defined array

Discuss

Answer: (b).Vector

Q78.

Terminology that provides indirect access rather than direct access to an object, is said to be

Arrays

Structure

Pointer

Domain

Discuss

Answer: (c).Pointer

Q79.

Which of these best describes an array?

A data structure that shows a hierarchical behavior

Container of objects of similar types

Container of objects of mixed types

All of the mentioned

Discuss

Answer: (b).Container of objects of similar types

Q80.

Assuming int is of 4 bytes, what is the size of int arr[15];?

Discuss

Answer: (d).60

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