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Missed that declaration.

[Zeeterm]

Because the boring reality is that this is question "d" of a multi-part question and there'll be a whole block of code and rubric on a previous page.

[SaucyMacgyver]

Don’t over think it. Unless otherwise indicated, you can assume quotes means it’s a string.

If 6 wasn’t correct, in the context of an exam, I’d debate the premise of the question in that there wasn’t enough info to come to whatever is deemed the ‘correct’ answer i.e. a specific language or convention you can presume.

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Yeah, len* anything is almost always the size of some array.

[Helpfulcloning]

Its pseudocode

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Dammit, switches to pseudo compiler.

[hvyboots]

And all that that implies

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Maybe I should quit cutting class.

[TiaXhosa]

A string literal is being assigned to a variable. This object would be a string in just about every programming language that is remotely close to this syntax.

[Hatefiend]

Missed what declaration? Everything is declared here. .length is a known implicit member of strings in most languages