(The programming language is C)

True or False 1-1 In the declaration int *p, q; , both p and q are pointers. oT oF

1-2 In the following definition of a struct, the struct student forms a new data type. struct student { char name[10] }; oT oF

1-3 You can write a comment with // comments or /* comments */ oT oF

1-4 If there is declaration int a[] = {2,4,6,8,10}, *p= a; a 's value is the first address of the array, then * (p++) 's value is 4. oT oF

1-5 In switch statement, the constant expressions after each case should be different with each other. oT oF

1-6 In C, the expression (x > y>z) means whether x is larger than y and y is larger than z. oT oF

1-7 If there are fewer initializers than the number of elements in the array, C automatically initializes the remaining elements to the last value of the list of initializers. oT oF

1-8 There is a declaration as following: char a[10], b[10]; Therefore, a==b is used to compare the two strings. oT oF

1-9 If the value of function strcmp(a,b) is less than 0, it means that the parameters of function might be wrong. oT oF

1-10 The name of one array is the address of the first element. oT oF