Answer / sudhir

r u new to cobol? i have never seen pic 9(9v99).

i dont know how Chandrakant Sinha answered it and how there are 5 votes saying his answer is correct

Answer / garry

IL-logical question.

Answer / vinith

@SUDHIR


CHNADRAKANTH SINHA HAS SAID THAT IT WUD USE 3 NYTES AND 4
BYTES OF STORAGE ASSUMING THAT (V) DOESNT TAKE SPACE WHILE
(.) DOES.........AND THAT IS RIGHT

BUT AS U SAID I HAVE NEVER SEEN CODE WITH PIC 9(9V99).THTAS
WRONG

Answer / venkat

i think question is 01 a pic 9(9)v99 --it's occupy memory space is -11bites
&01 b pic 9(9).99--it's occupy memory space is -12bites

Answer / chandrakant sinha

3 and 4

Answer / praveen

I also not seen such declation in COBOL.

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