Following are some questions I need answers for

Please explain your answers

char my_char;
int my_ int, a,b,c;
char my_string[200];
char* my_c_ptr;

1.
my_char = "5423585969770"[my_int];

a. my_char must be replaced by my_c_ptr
b. the C syntax is not correct
c. my_char is assigned to point to a character array of size my_int containing text 5423585969770.
d. my_char should be replaced by my_string
e. other


2.
enum { one, two, three };

a. two has value of 3
b. structure called enum is defined containing 3 elements
c. three has a value of 1 greater than two done , two , three need to be predefined


3.
a = b = c == 5;

a. is equivalent to ((a=b)=c) ==5
b. the syntax is not correct
c. a and b will be assigned a value of either 0 or 1
d. a, b , c are all assigned 5

The answers are YES , YES , and YES , you will find the answers here: cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ . . . or quite possibly in a book. Try it. (unbelievable)

First of all I know the answers.

1. ans (d) my_char is assigned a Hexadecimal character representation of my_int

2. ans (c)

3. ans(c)

I searched myself for a long time and got it . thanks .