Question 54Asked in DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 12 Sep 2025, Shift 1 (9:00 AM)

Which of the following is NOT a correct way of declaring and initializing array in C?

Achar arr[6] ={2};
Bchar arr[ ] = “consultancy”;
Cchar arr[6]; arr = “consultancy”;
Dchar arr[6] ={ };

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Correct answer: (C) char arr[6]; arr = “consultancy”;

Explanation

An array name is not a modifiable lvalue, so a string cannot be assigned with arr = "..." after declaration (and "consultancy" needs 12 chars, more than 6). Strings must be given at initialisation or copied with strcpy.

Which of the following is NOT a correct way of declaring and initializing array in C?

From DSSSB TGT Computer Science PYQ (Technical), 12 Sep 2025, Shift 1 (9:00 AM)