can we declare s9(9)v9(9) in cobol ? if yes how many bytes
it will occupy ?(urgent plz answer it)
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Answer / ramlal
before decimal point value stored in 9byted decimal point
does not occupy any space after decimal point total value
occupies only 1byte totally 9+0+1=10bytes.
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Answer / vikash
we can declare.It will take total bytes based on formula=(n/2+1).
Thus, 9+9=18
Here n=18,
Thus number of bytes=18/2+1=10 bytes
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