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Chapter 11: Two-Dimensional Arrays
      
  1.Studies of patterns derived from ________ theories and ________ Game of Life can be applied to traffic pattern analysis, human disease research, and the creation of like-like machines.  
  a.   Donald E. Knuth’s, Niklaus Wirth’s  
  b.   Scott G. McNealy’s, Bill Gates's  
  c.   Alfred E. Neuman’s, Tim Conway’s  
  d.   John von Neumann’s, John Conway’s  
      
  2.A Java two-dimensional array might be used to model ________.  
  a.   one row of the Game of Life  
  b.   time/space problems  
  c.   a database table  
  d.   All of the above  
      
  3.To iterate a two-dimensional array you should use ________.  
  a.   nested decision statements  
  b.   nested for statements  
  c.   nested loops of any kind  
  d.   recursion  
      
  4.The String class has a method called indexOf() that returns the ________.  
  a.   address where the string is stored in memory  
  b.   array containing the letters of the string  
  c.   length of the string  
  d.   offset of a letter in the string  
      
  5.Which of the following is true?  
  a.   A StringBuffer object can only be created from an existing String object.  
  b.   String objects are immutable.  
  c.   StringBuffer objects are immutable.  
  d.   The String class was designed for efficient string modification.  

 

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