a) All conventional strings terminate with semicolon (;) b) All inputs to comput

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a) All conventional strings terminate with semicolon (;) b) All inputs to computer system are dealt in the form of memory reference c) Address pointer can be declared as double variable, for accuracy d) Unicode upper byte corresponds to ASCII code of the specified character e) Structure is a collection or variables which share the same storage f) An object in C language is a custom defined variable g) In C++, inline functions put the function code in the stack memory for fast access h) In C++, Classes can also contain overloading functions

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[1] True , Must be Terminate with ;
[2] All input to computer system are dealt in the form of memory reference.
--> Memory reference instruction:It uses 12 bits to specify the address .Mode Bit, I=0 for Direct Addressing and 1 for Indirect Addressing.
   TRUE

[3] Yes , We can use double variable but not for accuracy.
   FALSE
[4] TRUE
[5] FLASE -No the not share same storage. UNION share same storage
[6] FALSE - in C no concept of object
[7] TRUE
[8] FALSE

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