Answer / apoorv

it will be give u garbage value....u can't be sure for d
value....
its depend on d complier which value he read recently...
and it will be a garbage....according to d programer...bcoz
he don,t knw which value has been recentyly read by d
compiler...!!

Answer / dipanjan m

it will print garbage value

Answer / wakil sheikh

output will be 0

Answer / shakti singh khinchi

It will print garbage value & gives warning on compilation
like "too few arguments for format".

Answer / sudha

it will simply print a garbage value..........

Answer / bheda govind

printf("%d") THAN

OUTPUT IS----0(ZIRO)

Answer / rahul raj

It will not compile..

Answer / snigdhadeb

printf("%d");
will gives the answer 0....

Answer / vaisakh.r

printf("%d") will printf some garbage value since there is no varible specified in it.so compiler check the argument stack check offset depending on the format specifier print whats on that location, since we can't sure about that value say it will print some garbage value

Answer / baban dongare

It will generate the garbage value..

Explain linear search.

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What is "strstream" ?

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How would you use the functions randomize() and random()?

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int f() { int I = 12; int &r = I; r += r / 4; int *p = &r; *p += r; return I; } Referring to the sample code above, what is the return value of the function "f()"? a) 12 b) 15 c) 24 d) 17 e) 30

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What are separators in c++?

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Write about the members that a derived class can add?

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Is c++ faster than c?

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diff between pointer and reference in c++?

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Why c++ is the best language?

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What is decltype c++?

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Please explain class & object in c++?

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When does the c++ compiler create temporary variables?

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