Array Basics

2. a type of data that is made up of only a single value
6. the value at words[1] in the following array: String[] words = {"goofy", "happy", "funny", "mopey"};
7. the value found at the 3rd location in the following array: int[] nums = {3, 0, 6, 4, 1}; (Note: The number must be written out, e.g. seven)
9. a complex data type that contains characters
10. to go through each element in a data structure (often using a loop)
15. a set of steps that, when followed, complete a task
19. the default value given in the slots for the following array: Drink[] cooler = new Drink[10];
20. the name of the array in the following line of code: Book[] library = new Book[50];
21. the type of the array in the following line of code: Book[] library = new Book[50];
22. a simple data type that can only contain one of two value options
23. the default value given in the slots for the following array: int[] r = new int[20];

1. how many slots the array has in the following line of code: Book[] library = new Book[50]; (Note: The number must be written out, e.g. seven)
3. a simple data type that contains decimal numbers
4. the default value given in the slots for the following array: boolean[] results = new boolean[5];
5. the name of the field you can use to determine how many slots an array has
8. a simple data type that can only contain whole numbers
11. a data structure that can store a list of values of the same Object data type and can be resized
12. a type of data that is made up of more than a single value
13. a hybrid between an algorithm and an actual programming language (a.k.a. simplified English)
14. the type of the array in the following line of code: double[] cart = new double[13];
16. how many slots the array has in the following line of code: double[] cart = new double[13]; (Note: The number must be written out, e.g. seven)
17. the name of the array in the following line of code: double[] cart = new double[13];
18. a data structure that can store a list of values of the same data type and cannot be resized