what will be the output of "printf("%d%d",scanf("%d%
d",&a,&b))".provide an explation regarding the question
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Answer Posted / amegha
scanf() returs the number of vlaues read successfully. so
heree the pritf() prints the value that is returned by the
scanf(), ie 2.(a,b). so the output will be 2 and some
garbage value.
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