Why enum can not be used directly with printf function?
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Answer / rashmi p
enum is not an basic data type like int,float and all it is
a user defined data type, and printf function works only
with basic data type, we 've overload printf function to
make it work for user defined data types :)
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Answer / sudip
main()
{
enum color{
red,black,green,yellow,blue,pink,white
};
printf("%d",green);
printf("%d",yellow);
}
this gives me output.... 23
we can use it....?/ Correct me if I am wrong...
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Answer / srinivas
it is DAta type name like int so it can not be in printf
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 3 No |
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