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Answer is option (C) : Angel

String Angel is stored like A,n,g,e,l,\0 . str[5] = '\0';

str[10] = 'd'; // some address (str+10) is assigned value 'd'.

Printf() in the next line prints the string from memory location str till it encounters null character. i.e., Angel

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