Array([0]=>0 [1]=>1 [2]=>two [3]=>three [4]=>four [5]=>5) – McqOptions

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1.	Array([0]=>0 [1]=>1 [2]=>two [3]=>three [4]=>four [5]=>5)
A.	Array([2]=>two [3]=>three [4]=>four)
B.	Array([1]=> 1)
C.	Array([0]=>0 [1]=>1 [5]=>5)
Answer» C. Array([0]=>0 [1]=>1 [5]=>5)

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Array([0]=>0 [1]=>1 [2]=>two [3]=>three [4]=>four [5]=>5)