If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; pr

If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char

char x(*a)
{
a[0]?x(a+1):1;
printf("%c",a[0]);
return 1;
}
what will be the output?

Question Posted / harish

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

Answer / fazlur rahaman naik

the output will b cCbBaA

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

Answer / roopa

cCbBaA

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

Answer / ravi saini

Recursion based question........

Output wil be

cCbBaA

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3 Yes

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

char x(char *a) // Argument Pointer declaration was missing
{
a[0]?x(a+1):1;
printf("%c",a[0]);
return 1;
}

Output: cCbBaA

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0 Yes

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

Answer / roopa

cba

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0 Yes

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If "AaBbCc" is passed to the char char x(*a) { a[0]?x(a+1):1; printf("%c",..

Answer / roopa

bBcCbBaA

Is This Answer Correct ?

0 Yes

2 No