what will be the output of the following program, justify?
#define TEST
int TEST getdata()
{
static i;
i+=10;
return i;
}
main()
{
int k;
k = getdata();
}
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Answer / rama krishna sidhartha
Since there is no output statement in this program there
output will not be displayed.
The output statement must be as follows :
printf("%d",k);
Then the output will be 10.
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Answer / aditya
there is no print statement and hence there is no output.
If at all k is printed it will be 10.
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Answer / rkr
The Static variable is initialized to zero
In the above program
static i; which is equivalent to static i = 0;
Next line i is incrementing by 10, then i value is 10.
return the value is 10
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