what is the output of the code and how?
main()
{
int *ptr,x;
x=sizeof(ptr);
printf("%d",x);
}
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Answer / veluri.haritha
If a compiler is a 16 bit compiler and its memory model is
tiny or small or compact memory model then the "x" value
will be 2 bytes.
if the memory model is large or huge memory model then the
"x" value will be 4 bytes.
if a compiler is a 32 bit compiler then the also the x value
is 4 bytes
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