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What happens when the number of values initialized is more than the size of an array in C?
What happens when the number of values initialized is more than the size of an array in C?
- Memory locations are reserved, and the extra values are ignored
- An error is generated during compilation (correct)
- Compiler automatically initializes all elements to zero
- Array size is automatically adjusted to accommodate all the values
When an array is partially initialized with fewer values than its size, what are the remaining elements initialized to?
When an array is partially initialized with fewer values than its size, what are the remaining elements initialized to?
- Automatically to zero by the compiler (correct)
- Random values from memory
- Compiler-dependent default values
- Values specified in the initialization
What happens if an array is initialized with only one element as 0 in C?
What happens if an array is initialized with only one element as 0 in C?
- All elements are initialized to zero (correct)
- Memory location for the single element is allocated
- All other elements are initialized to 1
- Compiler throws an error
In C, what occurs when declaring an array without specifying its size but providing initial values?
In C, what occurs when declaring an array without specifying its size but providing initial values?
What is the size of an array initialized with a string in C?
What is the size of an array initialized with a string in C?
Which method is recommended for initializing large arrays in C?
Which method is recommended for initializing large arrays in C?
How do arrays behave when explicitly initialized at run time in C?
How do arrays behave when explicitly initialized at run time in C?
When initializing an array using a string in C, what character marks the end of the string?
When initializing an array using a string in C, what character marks the end of the string?
What value are uninitialized elements of an array set to by default in C?
What value are uninitialized elements of an array set to by default in C?
In C, what does initializing an array with one element as 0 and others unspecified result in?
In C, what does initializing an array with one element as 0 and others unspecified result in?
What is an array?
What is an array?
When must an array be declared?
When must an array be declared?
What does the size specified during array declaration inform the compiler about?
What does the size specified during array declaration inform the compiler about?
In arrays, what is the general form for initialization at compile time?
In arrays, what is the general form for initialization at compile time?
Can array elements be initialized without specifying the size?
Can array elements be initialized without specifying the size?
What is the range of an array with 'n' elements?
What is the range of an array with 'n' elements?
Arrays can be initialized at the time of declaration when:
Arrays can be initialized at the time of declaration when:
'Partial array initialization' refers to initializing:
'Partial array initialization' refers to initializing:
'String initialization' is a way to initialize arrays using:
'String initialization' is a way to initialize arrays using:
'Run Time Initialization' for arrays occurs:
'Run Time Initialization' for arrays occurs:
