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What is the output for the below program?
void main()
{
float me=1.1;
double you=1.1;
if(me==you)
printf("love c");
else
printf("know c");
}
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Answer Posted / revathi pawar
know c is the answer because float and double r not same
the memory allocation differs so know c will b printed
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