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If an array is sorted from lowest to highest, then the smallest item will always display in the first element of the list / array and the largest item will display in the last element of the array. A.
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If an array is sorted from lowest to highest, then the smallest item will always display in the first element of the list / array and the largest item will display in the last element of the array.
A. True
B. False
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It will be ascending, so it is true
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