A collection of data that is homogeneous and indexed.

A collection of data that is homogeneous and indexed.

• A. Attributes
• B. Methods
• C. Arrays
• D. Properties

Answer: (C)

A collection of data that is homogeneous and indexed describes an array. In an array, every element is of the same type (homogeneous) and each element has a position you can access directly by its index (0, 1, 2, ...). This allows quick retrieval and assignment by position, which is why arrays are used for ordered lists of items like numbers or strings. Attributes and properties refer to data values associated with an object, not to a grouped, indexable collection. Methods are actions or functions that operate on objects. These terms describe characteristics or behaviors of objects, not a contiguous, index-based collection.

A collection of data that is homogeneous and indexed describes an array. In an array, every element is of the same type (homogeneous) and each element has a position you can access directly by its index (0, 1, 2, ...). This allows quick retrieval and assignment by position, which is why arrays are used for ordered lists of items like numbers or strings.

Attributes and properties refer to data values associated with an object, not to a grouped, indexable collection. Methods are actions or functions that operate on objects. These terms describe characteristics or behaviors of objects, not a contiguous, index-based collection.