Answer:
(b) network
Explanation:
The Network Layer is the OSI Model's third layer. It is in charge of packet transport from source to destination or host to host across various networks. The layer receives data from the transport layer, adds a header to it, and sends it to the data link layer.
Answer:
Wikipedia
Explanation:
Most people go to other websites because they don't like to read the articles, they just want the information now, but Wikipedia has some of the most detailed articles on information to do with anything, and it's free to use.
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Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
Because each function has specific amount of space allocated by default on the stack, so it cares about the length of the array being printed by it. By default the space is up to 100 kb but this size can be increased by setting it manually.
Option B is correct answer because scanf takes input from user until first space is hit.
