Write code to define a C-string aString variable, of size 10 but do not initialize it. Use a library C-string library function to copy the C-string literal, “Hello” into aString.

What will be an ideal response?

```
#include
. . .
char aString[10];
strcpy(aString, “Hello”);
```

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