What is the output of printf("%d")?
Answer Posted / beloshe vinod
Output will depends on number of values(local variables)
pushed onto stack .Out of that top of stack will gets printed
e.g.
static int a=89;
int b=67;
printf("%d");
will result in :> 67
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