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Which of the following is a valid way to declare and initialize an integer array to store the ages of 50 students?
Java Arrays
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Answer
int age[] = new int[50];
Reason — In Java, arrays are declared and initialized using the following syntax:
dataType arrayName[] = new dataType[size];
Here, int age[] = new int[50];
correctly declares an array of size 50
to store integer values.
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