In order to calculate the ____ of an array of values, the array to scribed. (a)

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In order to calculate the ____ of an array of values, the array to scribed. (a) medium (b) mode (c) mean (d) (a), (b), and (c) 15 The binary search technique (a) is better suited to small arrays (b) is better suited unsorted arrays (c) can only be used on a sorted array (d) as slower than a linear search 16 Pointers may be assigned which of the following? (a) all integer values (b) an address (c) NULL (d) both (b) and (c) The unary *and____ are complements of one another. (a)/(b)^(c) & (d) | If array name array Name is passed to a function, C automatically passes (a)&arrayName;[0] b) array Name[1] c) arrayName[0] d) "array Name ' represents the integer value of a) the character n b) the string n c) newline d) nextline A string in C is _____. a) an array of characters ending in the empty string b) a sequence of characters contained within single quotes c) a sequence of characters preceded by a length field d) an array of characters ending in the null character

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14. In order to calculate the Mean of an array of values, the array values must be sorted.

15. The binary search alogirthm is mainly used on sorted array. It is an alogirthm of searching used with sorted data. The binary search finds an element in the sorted array in log n time.

16. The NULL pointer is the only integer literal that may be assigned to a pointer. We can assign () into a pointer.

17. The unary * and "/" are complements of each other.

18. If arrayname arrayName is passed to a function, C automatically passes " &arrayName[0]". In C arrays are passed as a pointer to the first element.

19. " " represents the integer value of the "new line"

20. Strings are actually one-dimensional array of characters terminated by a null character ''. It is an array of characters ending in the null character.

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