suppose t refers to an array of int values with five elements and all of those elements have been given a value of 4. which statement would change the value of the last element to 3?

t[3] = 5;

t[5] = 3;

t[4] = 3;

t[4] = 5;

I think it's "t[4] = 3;"

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suppose t refers to an array of int values with five elements and all of those elements have been given a value of 4. which statement would change the value of the last element to 3?

t[3] = 5;

t[5] = 3;

t[4] = 3;

t[4] = 5;

I think it's "t[4] = 3;"

anonymous · Answer

@jim_thompson5910

anonymous · Answer

It is t[4] = 3;

anonymous · Answer

@EpicFailProductions you are correct.

perl · Answer

is this a programming question

anonymous · Answer

Yes it is programming.

anonymous · Answer

Yes. But there is no one in the computer science section. so the next closest thing is mathmatics

perl · Answer

if i had to guess i would say t[5] = 3

perl · Answer

since it is the 5th element in the array

anonymous · Answer

elements start at 0

anonymous · Answer

0 is an element

anonymous · Answer

so 4  would be the 5th element

perl · Answer

sorry i didnt know that, then yes t[4]= 3

anonymous · Answer

:D

perl · Answer

that makes sense, you are reassigning the 4th element, counting from zero

anonymous · Answer

could you give mrdoodle a point?

anonymous · Answer

nvm I got it

anonymous · Answer

MDoodler would you mind looking over a few other questions for me? I've answered all of them I'm just not 100% sure about them

anonymous · Answer

t[0] = 4;
t[1] = 4;
t[2] = 4;
t[3] = 4;
t[4] = 4;

5 elements. Array index uses whole numbers, which start with 0.
To change the last element to 3. we change t[4] = 4; to t[4] = 3;

anonymous · Answer

that makes sense :) Would you mind looking over a few other questions for me?

anonymous · Answer

12.00 AM here I am getting ready to go to bed.

anonymous · Answer

awe :( okay...

anonymous · Answer

Post them in CS and someone will get to them.