Two analysts were debating the use of an INSERT INTO statement to load data into an array. The first analyst said its best to import ONLY dimensions that will be needed. The second analyst said that strategy was too restrictive and a rookie error. Give your opinion on this disagreement support your position.

Hey, I need assistance with this question; The main reason I can't do it is I don't really understand the malloc, realloc and the whole resizing arrays and how to adapt that to my code. If you could assist me with the changes below that would be really helpful.   Modify your program from stage 2 so that it reads the input file (parameter 1), storing all the records into a dynamic array in memory. The program should then sort the data records and write the output file (parameter 2) in sorted order. The automarker will test your program by running it many times, each time with a different input file name and an output file name, and it will then compare your output file with the expected output file. Use the Linux library sort routine qsort to perform the sorting. Hint: you must write a comparison routine that can compare two structures according to the sort order specified for your lab. Your program will need to store all the records in memory in order to sort them. The program will…

Answer The following a. Write the statement to declare an integer array alpha of size 95. b. Write the statement to initialize the array alpha to 0. c. What is the valid index range of alpha? d. Assign 20 to the fourth component of the array alpha. (Remember the array index starts at 0) e. Write the statement to print the values of the array alpha one per line. explain please

Need more information on what an array is and how onee determines if they will need to utilize a fixed-size array or a dynamically-resizable array? Also, a different a real-life scenario where: The array data structure can be used The array data structure is used

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