The answer would be true. They're notes, so you don't need it to be written perfectly.
Edit: How would this be incorrect? A study guide is a personal thing, and so are notes. So long as you understand the notes, they don't need to be written as perfectly as an essay would.
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The name of the robot astronaut created by NASA is Robonaut 2.</span>
<span /><span>This robot has arm, legs, a head and a torso. It even has fingers so that it is able to use the same tools that is used by human astronauts. </span>
<span> Hope this helps. :)</span>
a) Cut/copy and paste allows you to select a section of text and insert a new copy of that text. You can also transfer data from one place to another.
b) Save is when you keep your work for later and it will be the same as you left it. Think of it like putting a bookmark in your book. Save as lets you name the files.
c) Close and Exit just let you leave the program, saying you are finished working with it and want to do something else.
Your answer would be:
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In Microsoft Word you can access the </span><span>insert citation command from the mini toolbar.</span>
This program will the string array in the given format.
int main(void){
char arr[6];
int counter;
strcpy(arr[], "ARRAY");
for(counter=0; counter<6; counter++){
printf("%c", arr[counter]);
}
return 0;
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Note: Do not forget to include all the necessary library that is needed to run this program.
