# Statement T/F C PROGRAMMING

1. If ch1 contains the value 'C' and ch2 contains the value 'K', the value of the expression ch1 >= ch2 is true.

2. A function can be declared several times but can be defined only once.

3. The expressions x++ and ++x can always be used interchangeably.

4. Alphanumeric characters are stored in the computer as integers.

5. An array can be passed as an argument either by value or reference.

6. We can copy array a to array b by b = a;

7. Given int a[10]; a + i == &a[i]

8. In a function call, C does not copy whole array, but passes the starting address.

9. Size of all but the highest dimension should be specified.

10. &a = a = &*a

11. Pointer constant cannot be assigned, but pointer variable can be.

12. table[i][j] = (*(table+i))[j] = *(*(table+i)+j)