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Suppose a new instance variable is declared for the Person class: a character array of length 80 called 'name'.  Remember that array names are considered in C to represent the address of the first element of the array.  Therefore the following use of the standard string copy function may also cause program bombs:

    void   Person::set(void)
    {
        strcpy(name,"Jack Knapp");     /* may cause bombs in TC */
    }
    
Instead, the programmer must assign each character one by one (or write a string-copy function which doesn't move memory):

    name[0] = 'J';
    name[1] = 'a';
             .
             .


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