Answer / g.naveen

s9(5) occupies 5 bytes of memory.

Answer / naveen

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S9(1)comp to s9(4)comp occupies 2 bytes.
s9(5)comp to s9(9)comp occupies 4 bytes.
S9(10)comp to S9(18)comp occupies 8 bytes.

Answer / nag(igate)

hello to all guys,
display is default
so, it will take 5 bytes

Answer / guest

five bytes

Answer / kishore sangu

Sorry For the Last Anwer Of Kishore Sangu

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The Answer is 4 Bytes

S9(1) to S9(4) - 2 bytes
S9(5) to S9(9) - 4 bytes
S9(10) to S9(18)- 8 bytes

Answer / ananda kumar r

6 bytes

Answer / rubal choudhary

6

Answer / kishore sangu

S9(5) occupies 3 bytes of memory.

Because This Goes To Comp3 (5+1)/2=3

Comp1 And Comp2 Don't have the PIC (Picture) Clause.

Answer / manisha

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