#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
if ("X" <"x")
printf("X smaller than x
");
}
my question is whats the mistake in this program? find it and please tell me..
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Answer / sandeep
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In c if we write string constants like "Hi" "Hello world"
etc,it will be just a poiinter unless u prints it.
So if pointer pointing "X" is greater "if will not be executed"
else if pointer pointing "x" is greater "if will be executed"
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Answer / raisa
character X and x should always be enclosed in single quotes
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Answer / preethi
#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
int X,x;
if (X <x)
printf("X smaller than x");
}
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