Write declarations for each of the following variables: a. amounts is an array of 8 longs
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The document outlines variable declarations for arrays of different types, such as longs, floats, and characters. It discusses the validity of certain pointer arithmetic expressions and requests implementations of the strcpy() function using both array and pointer notation. Additionally, it describes a function for shifting character cases based on the first character's case.
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