An array is not.
a. A consecutive group of memory locations. b. Subscripted by integers. c. Made up of different data types. d. None of the above.

c. Made up of different data types.

Explanation:

An array as a digital term is a data arrangement that contains a group and collection of elements. Characteristically these elements are all of the similar data type, more like an integer or string.

Arrays are usually used in program computing to classify and organize data so that sorting or searching for a related or equivalent set of values can be done effortlessly.