The elements of the array can be accessed in order of their subscript. State whether the statement is True (or) False And Justify it
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"True. Every element present in a array is accessed by using the elements' subscript in order.
For example, if a[5] is an array. Then an element from the array for instance, 3rd element can be accessed through a[2] (as the indexing starts with 0).
a[2] returns the third element in the array 'a' as the indexing is from '0'. Thus, elements are accessed by its subscript."
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