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Question 100.05 pts A loop is being used to find the lowest value in a double ar

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Question 100.05 pts

A loop is being used to find the lowest value in a double array named numbers. Which of the following statements performs a useful initialization of the accumulator?

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Question 110.05 pts

The following bit of code is attempting to find the sum of all the elements in the array 'codes'. One line contains a logic error. Which line is it?

long[] codes = ...; // Assume the array has been filled with values
...
long sum = 0; // line 1
for ( int i = 1; i < codes.length; i++ ) { // line 2

sum = sum + codes[i]; // line 3

}

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Question 120.05 pts

Which of the following is true about a siftingoperation?

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Question 130.05 pts

The following bit of code is attempting to find the average number of characters in all of the Strings in a String array. One line has a syntax error. Which line is it?

String[] names = ... // Assume the array has been filled with values
...
double averageLength = 0; // line 1
int i;
for (i = 0; i < names.length(); i++ ) { // line 2

averageLength += names[i].length(); // line 3

}
averageLength = averageLength / i; // line 4

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Question 140.05 pts

The following bit of code is attempting to find the x-coordinate of the Point that is farthest to the right in the x-y plane in the array 'points'. One line contains an error. Which line is it?

Point[] points = ... // Assume the array has been filled with Point object references
...
double xMax = points[0].getX(); // line 1
for ( int i = 1; i < points.length; i++ ) { // line 2

if ( points[i].getX() > xMax ) {// line 3

xMax = points[i]; // line 4

}

}

double lowestValue = 0;

Explanation / Answer

Question 100
Answer
double lowestValue = numbers[0];
Explanation
By giving the first number in numbers, we can compare with the rest of the numbers

Question 110
Answer
line 2
Explanation
i should start from 0 because the indices start from 0
for ( int i = 0; i < codes.length; i++ )

Question 130
Answer
line 2
Explanation
names.length should be there instead of names.length()

Question 140
Answer
line 4
Explanation
xMax = points[i].getX(); should be there instead of xMax = points[i];

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