Which of the following is a valid example of calling a method and sending it a two-dimensional array argument?
A) DisplayArrayContents(int [ , ] anArray);
B) DisplayArrayContents(anArray);
C) DisplayArrayContents(anArray[10, 2]);
D) DisplayArrayContents(int [10, 2] anArray);

Question

Which of the following is a valid example of calling a method and sending it a two-dimensional  array argument?
A) DisplayArrayContents(int [ ,  ] anArray);
B) DisplayArrayContents(anArray);
C) DisplayArrayContents(anArray[10, 2]);
D) DisplayArrayContents(int [10, 2] anArray);

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option B is correct because it correctly calls a method named DisplayArrayContents and passes it a two-dimensional array named anArray without specifying the size or type of the array in the call, which is the proper syntax for calling a method with an array as an argument in many programming languages. Options A and D incorrectly attempt to specify the type or size of the array in the method call, which is not how method calls are formatted. Option C incorrectly tries to pass a specific element of the array rather than the entire array.

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