2. Write a program to store and print the names of your two favorite television programs. Store these programs in two-character arrays. Initialize one of the strings (assign it the first program's name) at the time you declare the array. Initialize the second value in the body of the program with the strcpy() function.

2. Write a program to store and print the names of your two favorite television programs. Store these programs in two-character arrays. Initialize one of the strings (assign it the first program's name) at the time you declare the array. Initialize the second value in the body of the program with the strcpy() function.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter7: Arrays

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