c++ Question 9What does this code snippet do:char s = {"N', T, 'C, 'E};for(int i=0; i<4; i++)cout << s[i] << "-";APrints the text N-I-C-E- to the screenPrints the text 'N','I','C','E' to the screen(including the quotes and commas)Prints the word NICE to the screenD) Prints the text NICE---- to the screenQuestion 10 Question 8Which of the following is the correct definition of an array variable:A float array0:B float array =size;C float array"size"]D float array) = {0.4, 0.2, 1.5};Question 9What does this code snippet do:

Sol 9: Complete program code: //inlcuding neccessary header files #include <iostream>…

What does this code snippet do: char s = {"N', T, 'C, 'E'}; for(int i=0; i<4; i++) cout << s[i] << "-"; A) Prints the text N-I-C-E- to the screen B Prints the text 'N','I','C','E' to the screen(including the quotes and commas) Prints the word NICE to the screen Prints the text NICE---- to the screen

What does this code snippet do: char s = {"N', T, 'C, 'E'}; for(int i=0; i<4; i++) cout << s[i] << "-"; A) Prints the text N-I-C-E- to the screen B Prints the text 'N','I','C','E' to the screen(including the quotes and commas) Prints the word NICE to the screen Prints the text NICE---- to the screen

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