Question

int no[] = { 2, 6, 55, 1, 34, 555, 0, 12, 331,70,8};
System.out.printl(no.length);
System.out.printl(no[2] + "," + no[5] );​

Answer 1

$\orange{ \texttt{Corrected Snippet:- }} \begin{cases} \red {\tt int \: no[] = { 2, 6, 55, 1, 34, 555, 0, 12, 331,70,8}; }\\ \red{\tt System.out.println(no.length);} \\ \tt \red{System.out.println(no[2] + "," + no[5] );} \end{cases}$

Output:-

11

55,555

Always Remember!

• no.length :- it will return the no. of elements in elements in 'no[] array'
• Index numbers of an array always starts with 0.
• If the length of an array is n then the last Index of an array will be n-1