Answer / shailaja

the outcome of this code is 16.5
bcz it will return the absolute value of parameter.

Answer / prabakaran

1)16
because abs() is used to calculate the absalute value of
integer only,so it convert the floating point value -16.5
into -16,and
calculate tha abs() value

Answer / rajavel

16.5
this is abs value

Answer / d n gavade

abs() function returns absolute value of given arguments in
integer form because its return type is integer.
so answer will be 16.

if it is fabs() then only we get answer in float,double.

Answer / neeraj

16

Answer / pds

16

Answer / ankit

I ran it on my PC and got the result as 16

Answer / arash s

16
just read what is "absolute" and u will know why.

Answer / nathusingh rathod

Right answer for this question is 16. Had there been fabs
then result would have been 16.5 but as there is only abs()
so it will return integer value i.e 16.

Answer / deep

16.5

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