Java
Subscript ranges of an array are bound when the array is declared, specifying the permissible indices for accessing its elements. For example, in a programming language like C or
Java, this is done by defining the array with specific dimensions, which determine the minimum and maximum indices for each dimension. These bounds ensure that any access to the array elements remains within the allocated memory, preventing out-of-bounds errors. In dynamic arrays, bounds may also be established during runtime based on the allocated size.
