Sams Teach Yourself C in 21 Days

8. Using the ASCII chart in Appendix A, translate the following numeric values to
   their equivalent characters:
   a. 73
   b. 32
   c. 99
   d. 97
   e. 110
   f. 0
   g. 2


9. How many bytes of storage are allocated for each of the following variables?
   (Assume that a character is one byte.)
   a.char *str1 = { “String 1” };
   b.char str2[] = { “String 2” };
   c.char string3;
   d.char str4[20] = { “This is String 4” };
   e.char str5[20];


10. Using the following declaration:
    char string = “A string!”;
    What are the values of the following?
    a.string[0]
    b.string
    c.string[9]
    d.string[33]
    e.*string+8
    f.string

Exercises ........................................................................................................

1. Write a line of code that declares a type charvariable named letter, and initialize
   it to the character $.


2. Write a line of code that declares an array of type char, and initialize it to the
   string“Pointers are fun!”Make the array just large enough to hold the string.


3. Write a line of code that allocates storage for the string “Pointers are fun!”, as in
   exercise 2, but without using an array.

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