Which of the following is a legal way to declare and instantiate an array of ten Strings?
A) String s = new String(10);
B) String[10] s = new String;
C) String[] s = new String[10];
D) String s = new String[10];
E) String[] s = new String; e

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The syntax for declaring and instantiating an array of Strings is to use the square brackets [] after the data type String followed by the size of the array in square brackets [] and then use the keyword new to allocate memory for the array. Therefore, option C is the correct way to declare and instantiate an array of ten Strings. Option A is incorrect because it creates a single String object with the value "10". Option B is incorrect because it declares an array of Strings but does not allocate memory for it. Option D is incorrect because it assigns an array of Strings to a single String variable which is not allowed. Option E is incorrect because it declares an array of Strings but does not allocate memory for it.

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