Answer / ansh

This code when executes on a Turbo C compiler requires an
input from user and is giving 1 as output if one enters a
numeral value and 0 otherwise.

Answer / kamal

scanf() returns integer value for number sucessful entry taken.
Due to this cause of taking integer value at address 10 it
will print 1 otherwise 0;

Answer / ravinder singh rawat

scanf returns nos. of arguments taken by scanf hence it
will ask user to input and if integer is fed as I/P then
printf gives 1 as o/p

Answer / hema

In Unix enviroment, this gives warning while compilation
and core when executed with a user value. Since scanf
expects a variable( address) to store the value, whereas
here we are assinging value to constant.

Answer / umesh

#include<stdio.h>
int main ()
{
int c;
printf("%d",(scanf("%d",&c)));
return 0;
}

in this case return 1 instead of entering any value as input.


printf("%d",(scanf("%d",10)));
in this case simply generates a run time error. bcoz Since scanf always expects a variable( address) to store the value.

Answer / arti

tihis will return an runtime error as no address is pass in
scanf where value is to assign which we get as user input
through scanf().

Answer / kalyan chukka

Answer is 1 Because it prints how many values taken from
keyboard so it prints 1

Answer / neelamani

1 NULL pointer assignment

This output in TC compiler

Answer / karna

answer is 1.because it counts how many numbers are given as input

Answer / makadivya

10

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