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main()
{
printf(5+"Vidyarthi Computers");
}
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Answer / sujith
I would rather say
rthi Computers
Reason is printf() takes a pointer to char to print the
string. we said 5+"Vidyarthi Computers" so this is
interpreted as "rthi Computers" becuase we have added 5 to
the base pointer. so it will print only "rthi Computers".
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Answer / vignesh1988i
rthi computers
since this will be taken as a string and 5 is the subscript value and prints the remaining characters from 'r'.
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Answer / shruti
arthi computers..
i think 5 characters is 0 - 5 and not 1- 5...
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