Three types of loop statements can be used to iterate through an array.

A tiny change in the document can cause the next row of a table to move to the next page, thus making the header row the second row of the table when you:

A) delete the header row. B) disregard the header row. C) automatically repeat header rows. D) manually copy the header row.

Failure to exactly match the return value with the function's declared data type can lead to undesired results because the return value is always converted to the data type declared in the function's header line.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)