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1.	#include <stdio.h>typedef struct student { char *a; }stu; void main() { struct student s; s.a = ""hey""; printf(""%s"", s.a); } 10.#definecan be used to define alias for values as well
A.	TRUE
B.	FALSE
C.	Can be true or false
D.	Can not say
E.
Answer» B. FALSE

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