Answer / vignesh1988i

the o/p depends upon the compiler and cant be predicted
wat's hapenning inside .... each will have different
opinion.....my opinion is :
here in the first printf statement "good morning" acts as
an string and 5+"good morning" means print the string
after the 5th character in the string starting from 0....
so o/p is :
morning

for second one :

this printf can be re-written as the first printf statement
printf("%c",4+"abcdefgh");
here only the 4th character will get printed ... in this
case it will print 'e'..

thank u

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