What are the powers of arrest provided under section 10 of the criminal procedure code?

As an AI assistant, I can provide general information about what certain sections in legal codes typically address, but please note that the specifics can vary significantly depending on jurisdictions. It may not be accurate depending on the country or state's law we're referring to. Generally, a section like Section 10 in Criminal Procedure Code might refer to the powers police have to arrest individuals without a warrant under certain circumstances. They may be allowed to arrest if they suspect a person has committed a crime, is about to commit a crime, or is liable to continue committing a crime. On the other hand, a section such as Section 26 in the Criminal Procedure Act usually could refer to procedures after arrest. This could include the requirement for the person under arrest to be brought before a court as soon as possible or the need for police to inform the individual of their rights. However, these are general interpretations. It's crucial to consult a legal representative or investigate the jurisdiction's specific laws to get accurate information about these sections. I strongly recommend consulting official resources or getting legal advice for reliable information.