How do you access an element within an array in COBOL?
- By using ACCEPT statement
- By using ADD statement
- By using MOVE statement
- By using subscript or index
In COBOL, you access an element within an array by using a subscript or index. This index specifies the position of the desired element in the array, allowing for easy retrieval and manipulation of data.
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