In C Programe. true and false questions and multiple choice questions. thanks Tr
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In C Programe. true and false questions and multiple choice questions. thanks
True/False: (2 points each) Fill in A for true and B for false 1. The following variable declaration is correct: int theBoards [5] [5] [5] [10] 2. The following variable declaration is correct: char someBoards [10] [5] [5] [5] 3. The following statement initializes the array, int nums [3] [2] = {{22, 44), {66, 97), {98,99}}; 4. The following code prints out: The arrays are not equal int theArray[41,3,5,6) int secondArray[4] 1,3,5, 6); if (secondArraytheArray) printf ("The arrays are equal"); else printf ("The arrays are not equal") Consider the following code snippet for questions 5-7 int sample [4] [4] 1,2,3,4), 5, 6,7,8), 19,10,11,12),13,14,15,16) ; 5. Valid values of i for the code snippet sample[i] [1-i are 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4 6. sample [1 [1 contains the value 2 7. printf ("%d ", sample [1] ) ; will print one row of4 values from the array Consider the following code snippet for questions 8-11 char name [10]"Sarah"; char secondName [10] int i-0; while (name [i] != "') secondName [i] = name [i++); secondName[iname [i 8. the character stored in name [3 is a 9. strlen (name) returns 5 10, islower (name [2] ) returns 0 11. after the while loop ends, secondName contains sarahExplanation / Answer
Dear, As per Chegg policy i can only answer first 4 questions only.
1)True.
We can declare int the[5][5][5][10]; its called 4D array.
2)True
3)True
4)True.
Because it compares the address of the first and second array not the data.
5)False
Valid values are 0,1,2,3 not 4.
Array's index starts with "0"
6)False
sample[1][1] contains the value "6"
7)False
It prints garbage value
8)True
Sarah
0---S
1---a
2---r
3---a
4---h
9) True
Sarah length is "5"
10)False
Non-zero number (x > 0)Argument is a lowercase alphabet.
Zero (0)Argument is not a lowercase alphabet.