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What will be the result of the following program?
char*g()
{
static char x[1024];
return x;
}
main()
{
char*g1="First String";
strcpy(g(),g1);
g1=g();
strcpy(g1,"Second String");
printf("Answer is:%s", g());
}
(A) Answer is: First String (B) Answer is: Second String
(C) Run time Error/Core Dump (D) None of these
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Answer / abhisheksingh462
Answer is "second string" because both handle same address
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