Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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How are elements in a C++ array accessed?

  1. Using dot notation

  2. With square-bracket syntax

  3. Through pointer arithmetic

  4. Via specific accessor functions

The correct answer is: With square-bracket syntax

Arrays in C++ can be accessed using square-bracket syntax, as well as using pointer arithmetic. Dot notation would only work for structures or objects with the designated named element. Specific accessor functions may also be used but are not necessary to access elements in an array.

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