Assume that you have already declared an int array named attendance that has 31 elements. What is true about the following code: for ( int dayI = 0; dayI < attendance.length; ++dayI) { System.out.println ( dayI ); O It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been attendance.length( It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been len( attendance ) It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been length( attendance The continuation_criterion is a short-hand form of attendance.length() The loop will display numbers from 0 to 30 (each on its own line) The loop will display numbers from 0 to 31 (each on its own line)

Assume that you have already declared an int array named attendance that has 31 elements. What is true about the following code: for ( int dayI = 0; dayI < attendance.length; ++dayI) { System.out.println ( dayI ); O It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been attendance.length( It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been len( attendance ) It will not compile, the continuation_criterion should've been length( attendance The continuation_criterion is a short-hand form of attendance.length() The loop will display numbers from 0 to 30 (each on its own line) The loop will display numbers from 0 to 31 (each on its own line)

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337669405

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter9: Advanced Modularization Techniques

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1GZ

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