A seanf function allows data to be read in from a standard device to a program.

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A seanf function allows data to be read in from a standard device to a program. (True/False)?_. Consider the following assignments: i = S, j = 7. Then the expression j (1-3) evaluates to a value given by_. Logical operators are evaluated from left to right in an expression. (True/False)?_. The expression "putchar(name[i]);" writes a character to the i-th element of the array name. (True/False)?_. A switch statement always evaluates the expression for true to decide between the cases. (True/False)?_. A continue statement may be used to terminate the loop abruptly when a desired condition is met within a for loop. (True/False)?_. A program calls a function to exchange (swap) the values of two variables and passes their values by value. The returned variables to the main program will result in exchange of the values as desired. (True/False)?_. A statement ,'printf("currcnt value: %8.2f ",vaIue);"would result in printing a floating point number (including the decimal point) with a total of _digits. Let float x = 345.678: be an assignment. Then, a statement to print a value 345.678000 of x is_. A function definition like char low_to_upp(char x) implies that the function returns a_data-type to the calling program. When passing parameters to a function, the names of the formal arguments need to be identical to the names of the actual arguments in the calling portion of the program. (True/False)?_. With digit = 0; initially, a do-while loop, incrementing digit by one in every iteration, followed by a terminating condition given by while(digit (f + l)) evaluates to: (a) True with a value 0 (b) False with value 0 (c) True with value 1 (d) False with value 1 .

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1) True 2) i = 4, j = 6 3) True 4) True 5) False 6) False 7) False 8) 2 Digits 9) printf("%6f",x); 10) character 11) False 12) 10 times 13) False 14) False 15) True 16) False 17) True 18) True 19) True 20) option B

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