Section 22.2 Practice: Linear Search

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1.

Quick review question: Which of the following is the correct way to declare and initialize a string?

```
char name[] = "cool_file_name";
```
Correct

char name[50]; name = "cool_file_name";

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```
char name = "cool_file_name";
```
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```
char = "cool_file_name"[50];
```
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2.

More review: Is there anything wrong with the following:

char name[10];
. . . 
strcpy(name, "TodayIsMonday");

This will overwrite memory cells that have not been reserved for name.
Correct
It should be
```
strcpy("name", TodayIsMonday);
```
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It should be
```
strcpy(“TodayIsMonday”, name);
```
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No, nothing wrong.
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3.

Even more review: What is the result of the following:

strcmp("my_apple", "my_banana");

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a negative number
Correct
the letter ’b’
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a positive number
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zero
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the letter ’a’
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4.

Final review question (I promise!): Suppose a string has been declared as follows:

char food[30];

You want the user to enter their favorite food and store the response in the string food. What is the correct command to do so?

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```
scanf("%s", &food);
```
Correct
```
scanf("%s", food[0]);
```
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```
scanf("%s", food);
```
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```
scanf("%s", *food);
```
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