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Elements in an array are accessed
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Elements in an array are accessed
A.
randomly
B.
sequentially
C.
exponentially
D.
logarithmically
Answer» A. randomly
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B. Sequentially because array elements are stored in contiguous memory locations, and when an array is initialized, the elements are allocated sequentially in memory.
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