suming that values is an array of integer values, insert the missing statement in the following code fragment, which is designed to replace each array element with its s square. for (int k { 0; k < LENGTH; k++) } a. values[k] b. values [k] c. values[k] d. values [k] values [k] values [k] k * k; 23; k; %3D values[k] values[k];

suming that values is an array of integer values, insert the missing statement in the following code fragment, which is designed to replace each array element with its s square. for (int k { 0; k < LENGTH; k++) } a. values[k] b. values [k] c. values[k] d. values [k] values [k] values [k] k * k; 23; k; %3D values[k] values[k];

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Chapter6: Arrays

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