(5)When you pass an array to a function, the functionreceives
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a copy of the array

a reference to the array

the data type of the array and the number of elements itcontains

the data type of the array and a pointer to its firstelement

(6)Which of the following statements is not true about a built-inarray?
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Elements that aren’t initialized will be assigned defaultvalues.

Its elements must have the same data type.

The number of elements is fixed.

The number of elements must be set at compile time.

(7)Code Example 12-1
const int size = 6;
int ages[size] { 37, 26, 42, 49, 53, 34 };

(Refer to Code Example 12-1.) What statement would you use to storea pointer to the first element in the built-in array in a variablenamed ptr?
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int ptr = ages;

auto ptr = ages;

int ptr = ages.begin();

auto ptr = ages.begin();

(8)Which of the following statements is not true about atwo-dimensional array?
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It can be thought of as a table of rows and columns.

You can’t define and initialize it at the same time.

You use two subscript operators to refer to its elements.

You can use it with C strings if you need to access individualcharacters.

(9)You may not want to use range-based for loops with built-inarrays because
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built-in arrays don’t have a size() member function

you don’t typically need to operate on every element in abuilt-in array

range-based for loops don’t work correctly with built-in arraysthat are passed to functions

it’s easier to use a counter with a for loop