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main()

{

{

unsigned int bit=256;

printf("%d", bit);

}

{

unsigned int bit=512;

printf("%d", bit);

}

}

a. 256, 256

b. 512, 512

c. 256, 512

d. Compile error



main() { { unsigned int bit=256; printf("%d", bit); } ..

Answer / guest

256, 512, becoz these r different blocks, so declaration
allowed

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