CMPS: One-Dimensional Arrays

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What do positions represent in a one-dimensional array?

Positions, also known as indices, determine the location of elements within a one-dimensional array.

How are positions typically represented in a one-dimensional array?

One-dimensional arrays typically use zero-based indexing, where the first element is at position 0, the second element is at position 1, and so on.

How can elements be accessed in a one-dimensional array?

Elements in a one-dimensional array can be accessed by specifying their position or index within square brackets after the array name.

How can elements be modified in a one-dimensional array?

Elements in a one-dimensional array can be modified by assigning a new value to the desired position or index.

What is the range of valid positions in a one-dimensional array?

The range of valid positions in a one-dimensional array is from 0 to `(array_length - 1)`, where `array_length` is the total number of elements in the array.

How is the length of a one-dimensional array determined?

The length of a one-dimensional array represents the total number of elements it contains and can be obtained using the `len()` function or by accessing the `length` attribute of the array object.