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what is the main difference between sizeof() operator in c
and c++
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Answer / selvapriya
In C and C++ Sizeof() operator meang is same. .bt java
sizeof()operator is different becoz the datatype carries
value is different..for eg in c and c++ integer contain
2bytes..in java integer contain 4bytes. .
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Answer / rajeswari sethu
hi guys..........i don't know correct ans but i think both r
same because c++ is invented by c and their datatypes has
same bytes so........BOTH R SAME..................
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