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CLAD 01-17

Posted on by Doug Harper Posted in Arrays, Arrays and Clusters, Auto-Indexing, CLAD, Loops — No Comments ↓
CLAD 01-17

Auto-indexing at a loop boundary is a feature that allows:
(More than one answer may apply).

  1. Arrays to be automatically traversed from one iteration to the next.
  2. Array functions to automatically index array elements.
  3. Functions that use arrays to automatically index them.
  4. Arrays to be automatically accumulated at loop boundaries.

CLAD 04-20

Posted on by Doug Harper Posted in Auto-Indexing, CLAD, Loops — No Comments ↓
CLAD 04-20

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

  1. The default setting for a tunnel into or out of a For Loop has auto-indexing enabled if the data being passed is an array.
  2. The default setting for a tunnel into or out of a While Loop has auto-indexing disabled if the data being passed is an array.
  3. Both A and B are True.
  4. None of the above.

CLAD 03-33

Posted on by Doug Harper Posted in Auto-Indexing, CLAD, Loops — No Comments ↓
CLAD 03-33

The most efficient method for creating an array is:

  1. Using a For Loop with Auto-Indexing.
  2. Placing a Build Array function in a While Loop.
  3. Initializing an Array and then replacing elements in a While Loop.
  4. Using a While Loop with Auto-Indexing.
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