Data Structures Quick Check 1 of 51 of 5 Items Question Define the reason that makes the array a static structure.(1 point) Responses Its data type and length cannot be changed at the runtime because they are already defined at the time of declaration. Its data type and length cannot be changed at the runtime because they are already defined at the time of declaration. Its data type can be changed at the runtime but not the length. Its data type can be changed at the runtime but not the length. Its length can be incremented at runtime because the random memory is allotted based on data elements. Its length can be incremented at runtime because the random memory is allotted based on data elements. Its length can be changed at the runtime, but not the data type. Its length can be changed at the runtime, but not the data type. Skip to navigation page 9 of 9

Answer 1

The correct response to define the reason that makes the array a static structure is:

"Its data type and length cannot be changed at the runtime because they are already defined at the time of declaration."

This accurately reflects the characteristics of static arrays, where both the data type and size are fixed upon creation and cannot be modified during the execution of the program.