Question

Java - Choices:
Assume that the intData array has been declared and initialized, complete the following code to retrieve the last value of the array.

int lastValue = __________________;

Answer 1

intData[intData.length]

intData[intData.length - 1]

intData[intData.length() - 1]

intData[intData.length()]

Answer 2

@woodrow73

Answer 3

accessing the number of elements in an array is a bit tricky to start -- this is because you access the length without using parenthesis-- which means it isn't really calling a method.. it's probably accessing a field variable.

So (intData.length == numberElementsInIntDataVariable)

Remember that doing
```
int[] i = new int[2];
```
will create-- i[0], i[1]. not i[2].
so currently;
```
int elementCount = i.length;
```
will return 2.

Answer 4

Unlike the String class's length method - ie;
```
String s = "Hello World";
int sLength = s.length();
//sLength == 11
```

Answer 5

If int intData[] is an array, then to get the element of the array you use: intData[1]. This gives the output of 2nd element. To get the last element, you use int lastValue = intData[intData.length-1]

Answer 6

```
char[] letters = {'a', 'b', 'c'};
System.out.print(letters[0]); // Prints 'a'
System.out.print(letters[1]); // Prints 'b'
System.out.print(letters[2]); // Prints 'c'
System.out.print(letters.length); // Prints 3
```