In COBOL, can you have a table with varying numbers of occurrences for each element?
- No, COBOL tables can only have a fixed number of occurrences
- No, COBOL tables must have a fixed number of occurrences for each element
- Yes, COBOL allows tables with varying numbers of occurrences for each element
- Yes, but it requires advanced programming techniques
Yes, in COBOL, tables can have varying numbers of occurrences for each element. This flexibility allows for more dynamic data structures in programs.
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