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strcpy(str, “tire-bounchon”);

strcpy(&str[4], “d-or-wi”);

strcat(str,”red?”);

What will be the value of the string str after the following statements have been executed? And explain why? strcpy(str, \"tire-bounchon\"); strcpy(&str;[4], \"d-or-wi\"); strcat(str, \"red?\");

Solution

strcpy(str, “tire-bounchon”);

copy the string “tire-bounchon” to str

Output: in str

tire-bounchon

strcpy(&str[4], “d-or-wi”);

copy the string “d-or-wi” to str starting from index 4

Output: str

tired-or-wi

strcat(str,”red?”);

concatenate \"red?\" to str

Output: str

tired-or-wired?

Final output will be

tired-or-wired?