In a C program, when you declare a variable intpp=43773 what is stored in p ? A memory address, and the memory location it points to holds the value 43773 . A memory address; specifically, the address 43773. The integer value 43773. char A[]={a ', 'b', ' c ', ' d ' }; how many bytes does the array A occupy, assuming a char occupies one byte? 5 6 7 4 char S[]= "abcd"; how many bytes does the string S occupy, assuming a char occupies one byte? 7 4 6 5 how many bytes does the array A occupy, assuming a char occupies one byte? 7 4 5 6. In a C program, when you declare a variable inti=43773; int *p; p=&i what is stored in p? The integer value 43773 . A memory address different from i's memory address, and the memory location it points to holds the value of 4377: A memory address of i, which holds the value 43773