Question

1. In a language with zero-based indexing, at what index will the 100th item in an array be?

2. Same as 1.1, but for a language with one-based indexing.

Answer 1

Following are the answer to this question:

In question 1, The index value will be "99".

In question 2, The index value will be "100".

Step-by-step explanation:

In any programming language, the indexing of array always starts with the 0, and in the given question two points are defined, which can be explained as follows.

• In point 1, It is declared that an array is defined that stores 100 elements, and its indexing is based on zero, that's why its 100th element index value is 100.
• In point 2, At this point, it is defined, that its indexing starts from 1, then its 100th element indexing value is 100.