@sumeshsingh8241
We can access elements of an array randomly, but the memory allocation is sequential.
let's understand it with an example:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
//declare an array.
int arr[5]={1,2,3,4,5};
//accessing randomly
court<<arr[0]<<" "<<arr[2];
return 0;
}
//OUTPUT
1 3
@ddev_Sharma
In array, we have contiguous memory which means we can access the elements by adding the value to the base address. It's known as index based accessing. That's why we don't need to traverse the array to access a particular element. We can access it using its index in the array. Hence, we can access elements of array randomly.
@sukhpreetsingh5200
ANS:->Sequentially->as elements in array are stored in contigous memory.
@ArvindKumar-ji1ij
5:55 b)sequentially
@kashyapprajapati4700
2: sequenceally
@ai36naveedshaikh
Array can be access SEQUENTIALLY because this data structure fall into linear data structure that means we can acess 'SEQUENTIALLY'.
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@chandanmandal3941
Sequentially because the . Memory allocation is in a sequential manner in java
@_shikhar_chauhan_
Ans is A Randomly!!
@anurag8693
Randomly, you can access any element of array by its indices.
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@mobeenkhan1037
randomly and sequentially both
@MrNast1234
Ans is A, Randomly
@mohammedsufiyan3877
a) Randomly
@DeteroyteGaming
Ans-> sequentially
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@Jv_Singh37
Sequentially
@Deepak-ip1se
Answer is b-sequentially .
@smritiKumari9977
Randomly is the correct answer
@CodingNinjasIndia