[C++14]: Which of the following statements is false?

a. With the C++14 version of the equal algorithm to compare two sequences of values for equality, the second
sequence must contain at least as many elements as the first—equal returns false if the sequences are not of the same
length.
b. With the C++14 version of the mismatch algorithm to compare two sequences of values, the algorithm returns a
pair of iterators indicating the location in each sequence of the first mismatched elements. If all the elements match,
the two iterators in the pair are equal to the end iterator for each sequence.
c. Always use C++11’s versions of equal and mismatch – these are preferred because they compare the lengths of
the ranges for you, eliminating a potential source of logic errors.
d. In C++14, use = rather than braces when initializing a variable declared with auto.

c. Always use C++11’s versions of equal and mismatch – these are preferred because they compare the lengths of
the ranges for you, eliminating a potential source of logic errors.