6.Given the definition void myFunc(int a, int* b , int* c)which statement is trueThe values of the aliases a, band c are available to the functionOnly the addresses of the variables b, care available to the functionmyFunccannot change the variable whose value is copied to amyFunc can change the value of the variable whose address is copied into ball of the above7.Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding the strcpy(char * str1, char * str2)function?It copies str2in str1 if str1 has enough spaceIt adds str2to str1 making a long stringIt returns NULL if str1has a shorter length compared to str2It copies the terminating null after coping the characters from str2to str1

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