An array is stored in contiguous memory locations. You access the individual array value by using the array name followed by the index location. In other words, here is the array:

42 27 36 94 12 44 18

1. If you want to access the third value (36), you would use numbers[2]

O True

O False

True

Explanation:

Indexing in arrays start at zero, so the last element of an array with n number of elements will have the index n-1.

Lets create a simple java application that will print the elements at different indexes of this given array

public class ANot {

public static void main (String[] args) {

int [] numbers = {42,27,36,94,12,44,18};

System. out. println ("Element at index 0 is "+numbers[0]);

System. out. println ("Element at index 1 is "+numbers[1]);

System. out. println ("Element at index 2 is "+numbers[2]);

}

}

The output of this code is:

Element at index 0 is 42

Element at index 1 is 27

Element at index 2 is 36