Define the reason that makes the array a static structure.(1 point)

Question

Responses

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.

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 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 length can be incremented at runtime because the random memory is allotted based on data elements.

Answer 1

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

Answer 2

Identify the correct method of insertion and removal followed by a queue.(1 point)
Responses

LIFO and FILO
LIFO and FILO

LIFO
LIFO

FIFO
FIFO

FILO

Answer 3

What does a pointer in a data node hold?(1 point)
Responses

It holds the data type of the variable.
It holds the data type of the variable.

It holds the address of the next node to form a link.
It holds the address of the next node to form a link.

It holds the value of the element.
It holds the value of the element.

It holds the length of the collection.

Answer 4

Which of the following defines the disadvantage of arrays?(1 point)
Responses

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.
It is not possible to change the length or data types of arrays at runtime.

Adding new values make the structure complex.
Adding new values make the structure complex.

It is difficult to access the values in between.

Answer 5

Which of the following makes the reversal of elements easy?(1 point)
Responses

maps
maps

stack
stack

tree
tree

graphs