Array Declaration and Definition

What does an array consist of?

How are the elements of an array stored in memory?

When must an array be declared?

What does the size specified during array declaration inform the compiler to do?

In an array, what is the range of indices?

What is the syntax for declaring an array with 'n' elements?

What happens if the number of values to be initialized is more than the size of the array in C language?

In C, how are the memory locations initialized when a partial array initialization is done?

Which of the following will result in an automatic size determination of the array in C?

When an array is initialized with a string in C, why is the array size larger than the string length?

What error occurs if an attempt is made to initialize an array using 'char b="COMPUTER"' in C?

In C, what happens if no array size is specified during initialization?

Which statement accurately describes runtime initialization for arrays in C?

What is the outcome of initializing an integer array in C with more values than its specified size?

How does C handle an array initialization where fewer values are provided than its size?

What effect does adding a partial initialization have on the remaining uninitialized array elements in C?

What happens when the number of values to be initialized is less than the size of the array in C language?

When initializing an array in C with a string, why is the array size larger than the string length?

In C, what occurs when an attempt is made to initialize an array using char b='COMPUTER'?

What effect does runtime initialization have on array elements in C?

How does C handle an array initialization with fewer values provided than its specified size?

What error occurs with the declaration int a={9,2,4,5,6}; in C?

Which statement regarding partial array initialization in C is correct?

'Initialization without size' in C refers to which scenario?

'Initialization with all zeros' in C involves which process?

In C, what determines the size of an array when initialized with fewer values than its capacity?

What is the syntax to declare an array in C with 5 elements of type float?

If an array 'numbers' in C has been declared as 'int numbers[10];', what is the range of indices for this array?

During initialization, what happens if more values are provided than the size specified for an array in C?

What does the statement 'int data[3] = {10, 20};' do in C?

If an array 'marks' is declared as 'float marks[5];' in C, what values will be stored in the array before initialization?

What could be the consequence of initializing an array in C without specifying its size?

If an array 'characters' is declared as 'char characters[4];' in C, how many characters can it hold at maximum considering a null terminator at the end?

'int values[8];' is declared in C. What will be the state of all elements of 'values' before explicit initialization?

What does 'int scores[] = {95, 88, 75};' represent when initializing an array in C?

'float values[6];' is declared in C. How many bytes will be allocated to hold all elements of this array?