Given the method heading public static void strange(int a, int b)and the declarationint[] alpha = new int[20];
Int[] beta = new int[25];Which of the following is a valid call to the method strange?
A) strange(alpha[10], alpha[15]);
B) strange(alpha[5], beta);
C) strange(alpha[0], beta[25]);
D) strange(alpha, beta[20]);

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Choice B is invalid because alpha[5] is an int and beta is an array of ints.

Choice C is invalid because beta[25] goes out of bounds since indices start at 0 for arrays.

Choice D is invalid because alpha is an array of ints and beta[20] is an int.

Choice A is valid because it calls the method strange with two int arguments, both of which are elements of the int array alpha.

Given the Method Heading Public Static Void Strange(int A, Int