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What is the output of printf("%d")?
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Answer / guest
it is used to print one integer data type value.
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Answer / cooooooool bipul
Hey people
It will not give any syntax error more specifically.. it
will not give any type of error..
The output depends on the compiler u r using...
if it is GCC of linux then O/p== garbage value
there are compilers which will give the last integer value
assigned..
example...
i=30;
printf("%d");
will give ouput 30... but for Gcc it will be garbage value.
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Answer / anand
it will print some value currently on top of the stack
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