Question: Based on the following definitions, which statement is NOT true? int[] 1DArray={1,2,3}; int[][] 2DArray=new int[2][]; 2DArray[0]={4,5}; 2DArray[1]={6,7,8}; public void method1(int[] 1DArray){...} public void method2(int number){...}

Based on the following definitions, which statement is NOT true?

int[] 1DArray={1,2,3};

int[][] 2DArray=new int[2][];

2DArray[0]={4,5};

2DArray[1]={6,7,8};

public void method1(int[] 1DArray){...}

public void method2(int number){...}

a.

2DArray[0].length == 2DArray[1].length.

b.

2DArray.length is 2.

c.

1DArray.length is 3.

 

d.

method2(int number) will use the pass-by-value approach to pass the actual parameter.

e.

method1(int[] 1DArray) will use the pass-by-reference approach to pass the actual parameter.

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