According to class material, true statement(s) about c include(s)
(a) the programmer has to know and code the number of slots a c vector has when that vector is defined in order for that program to compile and run correctly.
(b) a c vector starts with slot 0.
(c) c vectors cannot hold objects. they can only hold simple variables.
(d) vectors cannot be passed to a function.
(e) in general, an object has actual attribute values while a class defines the attribute names.
(f) in c , a c pointer is typed: a pointer can only hold the address of a specific type of variables, e. g., string, double, etc.
(g) none of (a) through (f) is a correct statement.