Given the following array declarations:String[] aces = new String[] {"black", "gray", "white", "purple"};int acesSize = 4; // the number of elements stored in the aces arrayString[] stripes = new String[] {"blue", "pink", null, "pink", "blue"};String[] flags = new String[] {"yellow", null, "purple", "black"};Which arrays are perfect size? There may be more than one.You Answered  aces Correct Answer  stripes Correct Answer  flags

Which of the following statements about arrays in Java is true? a. Arrays in Java are dynamic and can change their size after creation. b. You can store different types of elements (e.g., integers and strings) in the same array in Java. c. The default value of elements in an array of integers in Java is null. d. The length of an array in Java can be determined using the length property.

Which of the following array creation statements are incorrect?  Please select all that apply.Group of answer choicesint[] a = new int[2];int a[] = new int[2];int[] a = new int(2);int a = new int[2];int a() = new int[2];

Suppose you have an array defined in the following way: int myArray[][] = {{16, 72}, {18, 24}, {5, 4}, {19, 3}}; What are the correct dimensions of this array?a.)2 x 4b.)4 x 2c.)8 x 1d.)3 x 3

identify the errors in each of the following pieces of Java code. (8 Marks)a. int[] array1={5,10,15};int[] array2;array2[0] = array1;b. char[] letters=new char[5];int x = 0;while(x < 10){ar[x]='a';x++;}c. String[] names = { "George", "Susan" };int totalLength = 0;for (int i = 0; i < names.length(); i++)totalLength += names[i].length;d. String[] names = new String[3];names[1] = "Bill";names[2] = "Susan";names[3] = "Bob"

Each array declaration need not give, implicitly or explicitly, the information abouta) the name of arrayb)the data type of array#c) the first data from the set to be storedd) the index set of the arraye)the size of the array