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char ch=10;printf("%d",ch);what is the output
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Answer Posted / abdur rab
The output will be 10.
char consists of 1 byte = 8 bits
it can hold any value between 0 - 127
an unsigned char can hold any 0 - 256
the asci value 10 is newline,
so if u format it as char using %c
printf ( "\n|%c|", ch ); the 10 is converted to new line
otherwise if u format it to int using %d, it ud print 10
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