After creating two variables as follows char message1 [81]\"this is a string\";

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After creating two variables as follows char message1 [81]"this is a string"; char *message2 = "this is a string " ; The statement is O messagel"A new message"; ? message2 = "A new me s sage"; O message2 messagel; O message2 [0] not valid in C 'T'; = QUESTION 11 Which of the following statement is true? O When executing a return statement, the function exits immediately O A program consists of many functions. Just like variables, functions need to be defined before they can be used 0 A function receives input parameters and computes a result that depends on those inputs O double f(double, int); // this function returns a double value O All of the above QUESTION 12 int *ptNum-&miles; ; is 0 always valid O never valid O only valid if miles is declared as an integer variable before ptNum is declared O only valid if miles is declared as an array of integers before ptNum is declared QUESTION 13 Which of the following symbol tells the number of arguments in the command line when executing an UNIX script? ?#@ O $1

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Question 10:- message1="A new message"

Question 11:- all of the above

Question 12:- always valid //it stores the address of a variable.  

Question 13:- $1

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