In a working C program, the string literal "CBC" can be assinged to the variable word as follows without causing a compile error. char word[3]a. true. b. false

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Darian Olson

Computers & Technology

30 June, 03:19

In a working C program, the string literal "CBC" can be assinged to the variable word as follows without causing a compile error. char word[3]a. true. b. false

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Wayne Doyle · Answer 1

false

Explanation:

string literal cannot be be assigned to a fixed length char array. however, it can be assigned using a char * e. g:

char * word = (char*) "CCA/0";