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Please assist with this questions, thank you! In this exercise, you use what you

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Please assist with this questions, thank you!

In this exercise, you use what you have learned about using multidimensional arrays to answer Questions 1–3.

1.

A two-dimensional array declared as Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer has how many rows?

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2.

A two-dimensional array declared as Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer has how many columns?

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3.

Consider the following array declaration: Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer Are the following Visual Basic statements legal?

Number = MyNums(5,3) ___________________________________

Number = MyNums(0,1) ___________________________________

Number = MyNums(1,2) ___________________________________

Explanation / Answer

The size of an array is the product of the lengths of all its dimensions. It represents the total number of elements currently contained in the array.

1. A two-dimensional array declared as Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer has how many rows? This has a total of 6+1 = 7 rows.

2. A two-dimensional array declared as Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer has how many columns? This has a total of 2+1 = 3 coulumns.

3.

onsider the following array declaration: Dim MyNums(6,2) As Integer Are the following Visual Basic statements legal?

Number = MyNums(5,3) This is perfectly legal.

Number = MyNums(0,1) This is also legal.

Number = MyNums(1,2) And ofcourse this is also legal by all means.

An array declared with size MyNums(6,2), will have elements from MyNums(0,0), to MyNums(6,2).