What is the memory allocated by the following definition ?
int (*x)[10];
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Answer / niraj singh
It will occupy 2 bytes of memory(In 16-bit system).
Explanation: int (*x)[10] means pointer to an array of 10
integers , not an array of 10 nos. of integer pointers. So
any pointer can take two bytes of memory.
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Answer / subbu
no memory is allocated at the time of pointer declaration
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Answer / kracekumar
integer occupies 4 bytes in *nix os and 2 byte in DOS/Windows ,so the right answer is sizeof(int)*10.
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