Answer / vignesh1988i

this is the user writtern function...... this is function
definition statement..... it wont recoganize this statement
because no memory will be allocated for this a=3 or 2...
since we didnt declare it first of all/.. this may be the
error

Answer / guest

if we want to show result as a=3,a=2..then it ll be written
as
printf("a=3,a=2");

Answer / parthibanselvaraj

the printf function canbe redefined by your program using
typedef and try this.

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