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Which of the following defines the disadvantage of arrays?(1 point) Responses Adding new values make the structure complex. Adding new values make the structure complex. It is difficult to access the values in between. It is difficult to access the values in between. Arrays are dynamic; therefore, they consume more memory when they are to be created. Arrays are dynamic; therefore, they consume more memory when they are to be created. It is not possible to change the length or data types of arrays at runtime.
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The correct response that defines a disadvantage of arrays is:
**"It is not possible to change the length or data types of arrays at runtime."**
This statement highlights a significant limitation of traditional arrays, as they have a fixed size and type once they are created. Other options presented either describe misconceptions about arrays or do not accurately represent their disadvantages.
**"It is not possible to change the length or data types of arrays at runtime."**
This statement highlights a significant limitation of traditional arrays, as they have a fixed size and type once they are created. Other options presented either describe misconceptions about arrays or do not accurately represent their disadvantages.
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