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Point the correct statement 

  • A.An array element may be an array by itself 
  • B.Strictly speaking C supports 1-dimensional arrays only
  • C.Both A and B
  • D.Array elements need not occupy contiguous memory locations

Answer: C

Correct answer: Both A and B

A is true: an element of an array may itself be an array, which is exactly what a two-dimensional array is. B is true in the same sense - C has only one-dimensional arrays, and int a[3][4] is an array of 3 objects each of type int[4]. The remaining option is false: array elements always occupy contiguous memory, which is what makes index arithmetic possible.

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