What is period operator in c?
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period operator is a main operator bcoz it is used to
access the strutre member .
s.n1
s.n2
....like that.
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Answer / pavan sai
it is used to retrieve data within the time intervals
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the output will be #include<stdio.h> int main () { int i; i = 9/2; printf("%i",i); return 0; }