COMP field occupy ?
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Answer / anil prajapati
internally it will store space like as
s9(n) comp where n is as
0-4 --->2 bytes
5-9 --->4 bytes
10-18 ---> 8 bytes
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Answer / prakash shrivastava
comp is a binary storage format.....
0-4 2 bytes-1/2 word
comp is binary storage format...
it occupy--
0-4 2 bytes-1/2 word
5-9 4 bytes-1 word
10-18 8 bytes-2 word
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