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What is the output of printf("%d")?
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Answer / arnab kuamr mahapatra
it will print a garbage value
that means default value an integer
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Answer / ashif ali
it will display only garbage value because
int a=12;
printf("%d");
output=12
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Answer / saranya
IT will print a warning only. So the output will be some
garbage value.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / beloshe vinod
Output will depends on number of values(local variables)
pushed onto stack .Out of that top of stack will gets printed
e.g.
static int a=89;
int b=67;
printf("%d");
will result in :> 67
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Answer / vijay kumar cet bikaner 1st y
the output of printf("%d") is 0 beacause machine dureng the
execution of program has no address in the memory location
then it goes to the starting point then it print out the
value 0 .....
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Answer / vinod
It prints the value in the stack.That means the if there is
previous initialisation of values.If there are no
definitions of integer varaibles,it would display the
garbage value.
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Answer / sonu
The Output is 0.rite now run and check answer. thats right
answer.
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