Answer / jvhariharan

void main()
{
int a,b;
a=sizeof(int);
b=sizeof(char);
pf("int:%d char:%d",a,b);
}

Answer / nazia wasim

the size of any datatype or a variable can b
calculated using sizeof operator .it uses one
argument as the datatype or variable name
and returns the size in bytes.syntax:-sizeof
(datatype).

Answer / niranjan kumar niraj

int sizeOf();

Explain what is wrong with this program statement? Void = 10;

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Why should I use standard library functions instead of writing my own?

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Can true be a variable name in c?

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void main() { int x=25,y=32; clrscr(); x=x++ + y++; y=++x + ++y; printf("%d%d",x,y); }

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