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which will return integer?
a) int*s ( )
b) ( int* ) s( )
c) int ( *s ) ( )



which will return integer? a) int*s ( ) b) ( int* ) s( ) c) int ( *s ) ( )..

Answer / chandu

c) int (*s)()
s is pointer to a function which returns integer

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