Final answer:
The statement is false; you cannot modify the elements of an array when you traverse it with a for-each loop. To modify an array, a traditional for loop is needed so you can access and change elements via their indices.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement 'True or False: You can modify the elements of an array when you traverse it with a for-each loop' is false. In many programming languages, a for-each loop is used to iterate over elements of an array or a collection, but it does not allow directly altering the original elements of an array as it provides access to the value of the elements, not the element's storage location itself.
To modify the elements of an array while iterating, you would typically need to use a traditional for loop that provides access to the array's indices, allowing you to manipulate the elements at specific positions within the array.
For example, in Java:
- For-each loop (can't modify the original array):
- For loop (can modify the original array):