c. 34 1. For how many integers does the following statement reserve room? int[] value = new int[34]; a. O b. 33 d. 35 2. Which of the following can be used as an array subscript? a. character b. double c. int d. String 3. If you declare an array as follows, how do you indicate the final element of the array? int[] num= new int[6]; a num[0] b. num[5] c. num[6] d. impossible to tell 7. If you declare an integer array as follows, what is the value of num[2]? int[] num = {101, 202, 303, 404,50 505, 606): a. 101 b. 202 c. 303 d. impossible to tell 8. Array names represent a. values b. functions c. references d. allusions 9. Unicode value "\u0000' is also known as a. nil b, void c. nada d. null 10. When you initialize an array by giving it values upon creation, you a. do not explicitly give the array a size b. also must give the array a size explicitly c. must make all the values zero, blank, or false d. must make certain each value is different from the others 11. In Java, you can declare an array of 12 elements and initialize a. only the first one b. all of them c. Both of these are true. d. Neither of these is true. int[] 12. Suppose you have declared an array as follows: creditScores = {670, 720, 815); What is the value of creditScores.length? a. 0 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 13. If a class named Student contains a method setID() that takes an int argument, and you write an application in which you create an array of 20 Student objects named scholar, which of the following statements correctly assigns an ID number to the first Student scholar? a. Student[0].setID(1234); b. scholar[0].setID(1234); c. Student.setID[0](1234); d. scholar.setID[0](1234); 14. When you pass an array to a method, the method receives. a. a copy of the array b. a copy of the first element in the array c. the address of the array d. nothing 20. If a method should return an array to its calling method, a. the method's return type must match its parameter type b. the return type in the method header is preceded by an ampersand c. the return type in the method header is followed by square brackets d. A Java method cannot return an array