If an array named num is dimensioned to hold 10 values, what happens if you write num[100] = 50;?
A) A compilation error will be generated
B) A runtime error will be generated
C) 50 will be stored at the 100th indexed location
D) 50 will be stored at the last legal location

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Since the array is dimensioned to hold only 10 values, attempting to access the 100th index will result in an array index out of bounds exception, which is a runtime error.

If an Array Named Num Is Dimensioned to Hold 10