Which of following correctly declares and creates a dynamic double type array, aa, of size 20? Question 80 options: A. double* aa; aa = new int[5]; B. double* aa= new double[5]; C. double aa*; aa = new int[20]; D. double* aa= new double[20]; Which statement is true about static typing? A. the binding of a function call and the function definition occurs at compile time B. the binding of a function call and the function definition occurs at run time C. the binding of the type of a variable and the variable name occurs at run time D. the binding of the type of a variable and the variable name occurs at compile time

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Which of following correctly declares and creates a dynamic double type array, aa, of size 20?

Question 80 options:

	A. double* aa; aa = new int[5];
	B. double* aa= new double[5];
	C. double aa*; aa = new int[20];
	D. double* aa= new double[20];

Which statement is true about static typing?

	A. the binding of a function call and the function definition occurs at compile time
	B. the binding of a function call and the function definition occurs at run time
	C. the binding of the type of a variable and the variable name occurs at run time
	D. the binding of the type of a variable and the variable name occurs at compile time

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