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char ch="{'H','I',0};printf("%s",ch);what is output
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Answer Posted / sathish kumar
Hi All,
this is sathish. upto my knwowledge it depends on
compiler. in TurboC if u give char ch={'AB'}; it will
print B. In VC++ if u give char ch={'ABC'} it will give
C. But in TurboC u cannot give like this char ch={'ABC'};
(three character r nt allowed).
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