main()
{
int a = 65;
printf(“%d %o %x”,a,a,a);
}
Output
65 101 41
Please explain me.How it is coming like that?
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Answer Posted / ruchika thakur
in octal,divide 65 by 8 and collect the remainder.it will
return 101....and in hexadecimal,divide 65 by 16 and again
collect the remainder...you will get 41......
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