3 A. If array1 and array2 are declared as follows: char array1 [12], array2 [12] ;...

 

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3 A. If array1 and array2 are declared as follows: char array1 [12], array2 [12] ; and array 1 has been initialized. What is the effect of the following statement? array1 = array2; B. Write a C program to accept the path to a folder as a string. The program must display the folder hierarchy as shown in the example. Input: Enter a path: /usr/local/sbin Output: *usr **local ***sbin 3 A. If array1 and array2 are declared as follows: char array1 [12], array2 [12] ; and array 1 has been initialized. What is the effect of the following statement? array1 = array2; B. Write a C program to accept the path to a folder as a string. The program must display the folder hierarchy as shown in the example. Input: Enter a path: /usr/local/sbin Output: *usr **local ***sbin

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