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Subject: Computer Programming 7. Match the following declarations that are equivalent to each other. char string var[10] = Hello; char string_var[10] = ['H', 'e', 'l',

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7. Match the following declarations that are equivalent to each other. char string var[10] = "Hello"; char string_var[10] = ['H', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', '10'); char string_var(10] = {'H', 'e', '1','1',''); char string_var[6] = "Hello"; char string_vart] = "Hello"; . (5 marks) (CLO1: PLO1: CI) 6. Determine the mistakes with the following code. char string_varl = "Hello"; strcat(string_var, " and Good-bye."); cout is in the program file. (4 marks) (CLO2: PLO3: C3)

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