State each of the following statement is TRUE or FALSE. 1. Identifier refers to a memory cell used for storing a program's input. 2. User-defined library consist of a function and header file defined...

Extracted text: State each of the following statement is TRUE or FALSE. 1. Identifier refers to a memory cell used for storing a program's input. 2. User-defined library consist of a function and header file defined by the programmer. 3. The placeholder for a string data type is % c 4. a += b is similar to a= a + b 5. Pseudocode is a special form of machine language produced by the C compiler. 6. The loop repetition condition of it while or for statement can be false before the loop begins to execute. 7. In a for statement, you may only increment or decrement the loop counter by one. 8. A local variable of a function is not visible in any other function. 9. A function's return type may not be an array. 10. An array must be initialized when it is declared. 11. nums [0] = nums [35]; 12. The assignment operator = can be used for string assignment only when initializing a string variable in its declaration. 13. When an array is passed to a function, the function operates on a local copy of the array. 14. The string library function at comp compares the lengths of two strings.