Question

In C programming State whether the following are true or false. If the answer is false, give a few words to indicate why. Label your answers with the corresponding letter. A. A single array can store different types of values. B. A subscript can be type “float”. C. It is an error to initialize an array with fewer values then the declared size of the array. D. Passing an individual element of an array to a function allows the called function to modify the value. E. When using a #define, a programmer creates a syntax error. This is always flagged at the line where the #define is in the code.

Answer 1

A single array can store different types of values.
False
array is homogeneous.

B. A subscript can be type “float”.
False
A subscript can be type “int”.

C. It is an error to initialize an array with fewer values then the declared size of the array.
False
It is an error to initialize an array with MORE values then the declared size of the array.

D. Passing an individual element of an array to a function allows the called function to modify the value.
False
Only if we pass array as reference can change the actual value of array.

E. When using a #define, a programmer creates a syntax error. This is always flagged at the line where the #define is in the code.
False.
This is always flagged at the line where we use defined variable/function.