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In a project where a database is designed to manage customer orders, a developer needs to implement a feature that allows each customer to have a variable number of order items, but with a maximum limit of 10 items per order. The developer decides to use a varray to store the order items for each customer. Which of the following statements best describes the implications of using a varray in this scenario?
The varray will allow the developer to efficiently manage up to 10 order items per customer, maintaining their order and enabling easy retrieval and manipulation of the items.
The varray will automatically resize itself to accommodate more than 10 order items if needed, thus providing flexibility in managing customer orders without any limitations.
The varray will require additional coding to handle cases where the number of order items exceeds 10, as it cannot dynamically adjust its size beyond the defined limit.
The varray will store order items in a non-sequential manner, which may complicate retrieval and processing of the items for each customer order.

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