Why is it not typical to use the hashCode method result directly as an index for array storage?
i.because the hashcode method returns a double
II.the values are potentially very large
III.the values are not type int
A)I
B)I and II
C)I and III
D)II

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The hashCode method returns an int, which can be a very large positive or negative value, making it unsuitable for direct use as an array index without further processing. Options I and III are incorrect because hashCode returns an int, not a double, and the values are indeed of type int.

Why Is It Not Typical to Use the HashCode Method