To access an item that is stored in a particular row and column in a jagged array, you enclose the row and column subscripts in their own sets of brackets..

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This is true. To access an item in a jagged array, you need to use two sets of brackets - the first set encloses the row subscript and the second set encloses the column subscript. For example, if you have a jagged array called myArray and you want to access the item in the third row and fourth column, you would use the following syntax: myArray[2][3].

To Access an Item That Is Stored in a Particular