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s.tung

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In C++11, assuming mychar is a char variable and mystring is a string, what is the value of mychar after the following statement executes?
mychar = mystring.front();
◦ the first character of mystring
◦ the ASCII value of the first character of mystring
◦ nothing, the function is missing an argument
◦ this will cause a compiler error


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