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What is required to reference an
element in an array?
array में एक तत्व का संदर्भ देने के लिए क्या
आवश्यक है?​

Answer 1

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AnObject oldObject = arrayOfObjects[validIndex];arrayOfObjects[validIndex] = new AnObject(oldObject.getVariableForContruction);oldObject.terminate();

It's a reference to an object on the heap. old Object refers to an instance on the heap; the reference in the array points to the new instance that you created on the heap.

Answer 2

The Base address of the array and the name of the array is required to reference an element in an array.

• Arrays can contain up to 1,000,000 elements and up to 3 dimensions. An array's elements each contain a single value and are identified by their index.  
• An array's base address is its index for the first element, and its index for the last element can be found out by subtracting 1 from the size of the array specified.
• An array's indexing always starts at zero. The declaration must contain parentheses around the number of elements.  
• The base address and the address of the last element can be used to inspect an array's first and last element.
• The index of each dimension must be included in arrays with more than one dimension in order to refer to a specific element.

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