here a as a float so 4bytes and 2.0 is work as double. when 2.0f work as

Find the output?
void main()
{float a=2.0;
printf("\nSize of a ::%d",sizeof(a));
printf("\nSize of 2.0 ::%d",sizeof(2.0));}

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Answer Posted / manish soni tagore collage jai

here a as a float so 4bytes
and 2.0 is work as double.
when 2.0f work as a flaot so .
sizeof(2.0f)is 4 byte

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