Which is a valid declaration of a string? select one: string s2 = 'null'; string s1 = null; string s4 = (string) '\ufeed'; string s3 = (string) 'abc';?
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The correct answer is “string s1 = null”.
In the above answer, string is the data type, s1 is the variable and null is a keyword indicating no value. The first option: string s2 = ‘null’ is wrong because null is never specified in quotes. Third option: string s4 = (string) '\ufeed' is wrong as a primitive char data type cannot be cast to String (object). Fourth option: string s3 = (string) 'abc'; is wrong as well as multiple characters are between the quotes.
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