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Assume that you have an array named items containing 100 integers, and an integer named numItems that represents the number of valid integers currently used in the array. All elements from items[numItems] to items[items. length-1] have values of 0.
The following code is designed to calculate and print the average of the valid array elements:
int sum=0, count;
for (count = 0; count < items. length; count++)
{
statement 1
}
statement 2
Which of the following substitutions for and will cause this code to correctly print the average of the valid array elements in items?
A. Statement 1:
sum += items[count];
Statement 2:
System. out. println((double)sum / count);
B. Statement 1:
sum += items[count];
Statement 2:
System. out. println((double)sum / items. length);
C. Statement 1:
sum += items[count];
Statement 2:
System. out. println((double)sum / numItems);
D. Statement 1:
sum += items[items. length-1];
Statement 2:
System. out. println(sum / 100);
E. Statement 1:
sum += items[items. length-1];
Statement 2:
System. out. println((double)sum / numItems);
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