<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><exam c="CX-310-066_draft" d="Sun Certified Programmer for the Java Platform, Standard Edition 6" n="50" t="120" v="Sun"><obj n="0">Section 1: Declarations, Initialization and Scoping&#13;</obj><obj n="1">Section 2: Flow Control&#13;</obj><obj n="2">Section 3: API Contents&#13;</obj><obj n="3">Section 4: Concurrency&#13;</obj><obj n="4">Section 5: OO Concepts&#13;</obj><obj n="5">Section 6: Collections / Generics&#13;</obj><obj n="6">Section 7: Fundamentals </obj><q o="0"><t>Given the following declaration, what is the correct way to get the size of the array, assuming the array has been initialize?&#13;
int[] array;</t><a r="false"><t>array[].length()</t></a><a r="false"><t>array.length()</t></a><a r="false"><t>array[].length</t></a><a r="false"><t>array[].size()</t></a><a r="false"><t>array.size()</t></a><a r="true"><t>array.length</t></a></q><q o="0"><t>Is it possible to create an array of length zero?</t><a r="true"><t>Yes you can create arrays of any type with length of zero</t></a><a r="false"><t>Yes but only primitive datatypes</t></a><a r="false"><t>No, you cannot create zero length arrays</t></a><a r="false"><t>No, arrays of length zero do not exist in Java</t></a><a r="false"><t/></a><a r="false"><t/></a></q><q o="0"><t>Which of these array declarations and instantiations are not legal?</t><a r="true"><t>int []a[] = new int[4][4];</t></a><a r="true"><t>int a[][] = new int[4][4];</t></a><a r="false"><t>int a[][] = new int[][4];</t></a><a r="true"><t>int []a[] = new int [4][];</t></a><a r="true"><t>int[][] a = new int[4][4];</t></a><a r="false"><t/></a></q>
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