3.1. The program shows how to declare, initialize and display strings. Type, compile and run theprogram. [Note : The function “sizeof" is to get the variable size in term of byte and thefunction “strlen" is to find the length of the string]#include #include int main ( ){//3 ways of declaring and initializing stringschar stringl1 [10] = {"Welcome"};char string2 [] = {'W','e', 'l','c','o','m','e','\O'};char string3 [] = "Good Bye";printf ("\nDisplay content of string1 : %s",string1);printf ("\nDisplay content of string2 : %s",string2);printf ("\nDisplay content of string3 : %s",string3) ;//size of stringlprintf ("\n\nSize of string1 is %d",sizeof (stringl));//size of string2printf ("\nsize of string2 is %d",sizeof (string2));//size of string3printf ("\nSize of string3 is %d",sizeof (string3)) ;//length of string1printf ("\n\nLength of string1 is %d",strlen (string1));//length of string2printf ("\nLength of string2 is %d",strlen(string2));//length of string3printf ("\nLength of string3 is %d\n", strlen(string3) ) ;return 0;a. Write the output of the program.b. Comment on the differences in strings size and length in your output.

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The program shows how to declare, initialize and display strings. Type, compile and run the program. [Note : The function "sizeof" is to get the variable size in term of byte and the function "strlen" is to find the length of the string] #include #include int main( ) //3 ways of declaring and initializing strings char stringl (10] = ("Welcome"}; char string2 [] = {'W','e', 'l','c','o','m','e','\O'}; char string3[] = "Good Bye"; printf ("\nDisplay content of stringl : 8s", string1); printf ("\nDisplay content of string2 : 8s",string2); printf ("\nDisplay content of string3 : 8s",string3); //size of stringl printf ("\n\nSize of stringl is 8d",sizeof (stringl)); //size of string2 printf ("\nsize of string2 is %d",sizeof (string2)); //size of string3 printf ("\nSize of string3 is 8d",sizeof (string3)); //length of stringl printf ("\n\nLength of string1 is %d",strlen (string1)); //length of string2 printf ("\nLength of string2 is 8d",strlen(string2)); //length of string3 printf ("\nLength of string3 is %d\n",strlen (string3)); return 0; a. Write the output of the program. b. Comment on the differences in strings size and length in your output.

The program shows how to declare, initialize and display strings. Type, compile and run the program. [Note : The function "sizeof" is to get the variable size in term of byte and the function "strlen" is to find the length of the string] #include #include int main( ) //3 ways of declaring and initializing strings char stringl (10] = ("Welcome"}; char string2 [] = {'W','e', 'l','c','o','m','e','\O'}; char string3[] = "Good Bye"; printf ("\nDisplay content of stringl : 8s", string1); printf ("\nDisplay content of string2 : 8s",string2); printf ("\nDisplay content of string3 : 8s",string3); //size of stringl printf ("\n\nSize of stringl is 8d",sizeof (stringl)); //size of string2 printf ("\nsize of string2 is %d",sizeof (string2)); //size of string3 printf ("\nSize of string3 is 8d",sizeof (string3)); //length of stringl printf ("\n\nLength of string1 is %d",strlen (string1)); //length of string2 printf ("\nLength of string2 is 8d",strlen(string2)); //length of string3 printf ("\nLength of string3 is %d\n",strlen (string3)); return 0; a. Write the output of the program. b. Comment on the differences in strings size and length in your output.

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