What character array's size would be large enough to hold "H
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In the following example, why would we declare an array of 4 instead of 3?
#include <stdio.h>
void main (void)
{
/* arrays */
char id[4] = "POS";
short qty[3] = {33, 37, 30};
}
What character array's size would be large enough to hold "Hello world"?
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The character array's size which would be large enough to hold "Hello world" is provided.
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The string "POS" contains in fact one extra character whose numerical value is 0.
By convention, this type of strings must necessarily end with the zero character.
The string ...
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