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Mark the statements about declaration of arrays, and meaning of arrays as True/False.True False After sayingint a[16];We can say  3[a] to refer to a[3] int a[16];declares an array named a of size 16*sizeof(int) After sayingint a[16];We can say *(3 + a) to refer to a[3] In sayingint a[16];The name a is fixed with the collection of 16 integers and can not be disassociated from it. In sayingint a[16];The valid array indices are 0 to 15. After sayingint a[16];We can say *(a + 3) to refer to a[3]

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Mark the statements about declaration of arrays, and meaning of arrays as True/False.True False After sayingint a[16];We can say  3[a] to refer to a[3] int a[16];declares an array named a of size 16*sizeof(int) After sayingint a[16];We can say *(3 + a) to refer to a[3] In sayingint a[16];The name a is fixed with the collection of 16 integers and can not be disassociated from it. In sayingint a[16];The valid array indices are 0 to 15. After sayingint a[16];We can say *(a + 3) to refer to a[3]

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True False After saying int a[16]; We can say 3[a] to refer to a[3] - True int a[16]; declares an array named a of size 16*sizeof(int) - True After saying int a[16]; We can say *(3 + a) to refer to a[3] - True In saying int a[16]; The name a is fixed with the collection of 16 integers and can not be disassociated from it. - True In saying int a[16]; The valid array indices are 0 to 15. - True After saying int a[16]; We can say *(a + 3) to refer to a[3] - True

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