how to find the size of the data type like int,float
without using the sizeof operator?

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#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
int kh[2]={10,20};
int * ptr_kh=kh;
printf("%d",((char* )(ptr_kh+1)-(char*)ptr_kh));

}

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