1. If the initializing sequence is shorter than an array, then the rest of the v

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1. If the initializing sequence is shorter than an array, then the rest of the values are
initialized to zero. T F

2. If an array is defined without a size, but with an initialization sequence, then the
array size is arbitrary. T F

3. When the value of a subscript or offset is greater than the largest valid offset of an
array, it will always cause an execution error. T F

4. All values of an array are printed if we specify the identifier of the array without an
offset. T F

5. In ASCII, the string

1) T,

2)T

3)F

4)T

5)T

6)a

7)a

8)a

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