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C# Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design
Chapter 7
1. a. all have the same type.
2. d. integer
8. c. b
9. e. none of the above
10. b. x[4] += 42;
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17. c. a copy of the value in the element.
21. a. 5
b. 67
22. foreach(int ar in bArray)
{
Console.WriteLine(ar);
}
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25. Array.Sort(bArray);
27. Create array declarations for the following problem specifications.
a. string [ ] fontName = new string [ ] {“Arial“, “Times New Roman”,
“Courier”, “Century”, “Helvetica“};
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28. Arrays are passed by reference. The array identifier memory location does not
actually contain the values, but rather an address indicating the location of the
elements in the array. When you pass an array to a method, by default, you pass a