An array is given int marks[6] = { 34, 53, 87, 100, 98, 65 } ; calculate the address of marks[3] if the base address is 3000.

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It is given that the base address of the array is 3000 and we know that the size of an integer is 2 bytes. Hence, we can easily find the address of marks[3].

[latex]\overset{3000}{\underset{ ext{marks}[1]}{\fbox{ 34 }}}\overset{3002}{\underset{ ext{marks}[2]}{\fbox{ 53 }}} \overset{3004}{\underset{ ext{marks}[3]}{\fbox{ 87 }}} \overset{3006}{\underset{ ext{marks}[4]}{\fbox{ 100 }}} \overset{3008}{\underset{ ext{marks}[5]}{\fbox{ 65 }}}[/latex]

By putting into the formula –
Address of marks[3] = 3000 + 2 (3 – 1)
= 3000 + 2 (2)
Address of marks[3] = 3004

Question 3.FAQ.2: An array is given int marks[6] = { 34, 53, 87, 100, 98,...

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