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1. You can use "strcat", and this will concatinate the strings and replace the /0 character at the end of the first string.
2.The array will set to however many variables is assigned to it. Ex if the code is "int nums[]={1, 2, 3, 4};" then the size would be set to four.
3. You would declare it as "int nums [8] [8];" this creates 8 "rows" and 8"colums" to put data in. Each "[8]" creates a array of 8, and we can store data in the array.
4a. strcmp() compares two strings to see if they are the same
4b. fgets() allows the user to input a string from the keyboard
4c. strcat() links two stings together
4d. strlen() tells us how long a string is, not counting \0