Look at the Code: #include<string.h> void main() { char s1[]="abcd"; char s2[10]; char s3[]="efgh"; int i; clrscr(); i=strcmp(strcat(s3,ctrcpy(s2,s1))strcat(s3,"abcd")); printf("%d",i); } What will be the output? A)No output B) A Non Integer C)0 D) Garbage

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c program to input values in a table(using 2D array) and print odd numbers from them

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Explain the difference between fopen() and freopen().

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how to write hello word without using semicolon at the end?

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