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If you need to store multiple values for later processing in a program, you can put the list of values in a(n) _______________.

Each individual variable in an array is called a(n) _______________ of the array.

The position of an element within an array is referenced by the _______________ inside the brackets.

You must specify the number of elements that will be in an array in the _______________ statement.

Which of the following statements creates an array named booksString and allows storage of 15 string variables in the array?

Which of the following statements creates an array named bookTypesString and allows storage of these 3 items in the array: “Fiction”, “NonFiction”, and “Periodical”?

Which of the following indexes can be used to reference the third element in an array that is declared with the statement

int[] valueInteger = new int[5]; 

What type of looping construct should be used when you do not want to manipulate the indexes of an array?

What statement can be used to exit a foreach loop early?

The variable used in a foreach statement should be declared at the _____________.

An array is very different from a listbox or a combobox.

An array is a series of individual variables that are all referenced by the same name.

A major advantage of using arrays is the ability to use variables for indexes in place of constants.

An index can be a constant, a variable, or a numeric expression.

Array subscripts are zero based, which means the first element is always element one.

Array values may be assigned in the declaration statement.

Each element in an array can be a different data type as long as you specify the data types in the declaration of the array.

The statement

string[] categoryString = new string[10]; 

creates 11 elements with subscripts of 0 through 10.

Your program will throw an exception if you reference an element with an index that is out of range.

When executing a foreach statement, C# automatically references each element of the array.