Question

What is the output of the program? 

void main( )

char a; int b; short c; double d; 

clrscr(); 

a=b=0; c=d=1; 

a++;--b;c++;--d; 

printf("%p,%p,%p,%p",a,b,c,d);

}

a) error 

b) %p,%p,%p,%p 

c) 1,-1,2,0 

d) junk values 

e) 0001, FFFF, 0002, 0000

Answer 1

Correct option: e) 0001, FFFF, 0002, 0000

Reason: %p represents the pointer format specifier. It prints the value in hexa decimal up to four digits