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Consider the following structure and declarations: struct Player { string firstName; string lastName; int hits; int runs; };   int main() {   Player p = { "Jackie", "Robinson", 1518, 947 };   Player team[24];   Player *tPtr = team;   team[0] = p; // INSERT CODE HERE }   Consider adding these 2 code statements at the location commented "//INSERT CODE HERE".  What is printed out?   cout << tPtr->hits << " ";    cout << team[0].runs;   a) it is compiler dependent -- some print out 1518 947, others print out 947 1518 b) 947 947 c) 0 0 d) 1518 1518 e) 1518 947

Consider the following structure and declarations: struct Player { string firstName; string lastName; int hits; int runs; };   int main() {   Player p = { "Jackie", "Robinson", 1518, 947 };   Player team[24];   Player *tPtr = team;   team[0] = p; // INSERT CODE HERE }   Consider adding these 2 code statements at the location commented "//INSERT CODE HERE".  What is printed out?   cout << tPtr->hits << " ";    cout << team[0].runs;   a) it is compiler dependent -- some print out 1518 947, others print out 947 1518 b) 947 947 c) 0 0 d) 1518 1518 e) 1518 947

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Consider the following structure and declarations:

struct Player

{

string firstName;

string lastName;

int hits;

int runs;

};

 

int main()

{

  Player p = { "Jackie", "Robinson", 1518, 947 };

  Player team[24];

  Player *tPtr = team;

  team[0] = p;

// INSERT CODE HERE

}

 

Consider adding these 2 code statements at the location commented "//INSERT CODE HERE".  What is printed out?

  cout << tPtr->hits << " ";

   cout << team[0].runs;

 

a) it is compiler dependent -- some print out 1518 947, others print out 947 1518

b) 947 947

c) 0 0

d) 1518 1518

e) 1518 947

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