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What is the output of this C code after linking with source file having definition of ary1?
#include <stdio.h>
    int main()
    {
        extern ary1[];
        printf("%d\n", ary1[0]);
    }

a.

Value of ary1[0]

b.

Compile time error due to multiple definition

c.

Compile time error because size of array is not provided

d.

Compile time error because datatype of array is not provided

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Answer: (d).Compile time error because datatype of array is not provided

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