Answer Posted / laienjam rosan singh

In doing so, the values of i and j will be inserted into
the stack and at the time of displaying the values, LIFO
order is followed. For example in this question 400 is
inserted first and 300 second bcos i=400 is declared first.
But at the time of displaying on the screen using printf,
300 will come first as it follows LIFO. Again it is
important to note down that printf will display only the
two uppermost values in the stack in LIFO order as
default.If the code is modified as
main()
{
int i=400,j=300,k=500;
printf("%d..%d");
}
then the output is 500..300.It is because of the fact that
printf take only two uppermost values from the stack LIFO
order to be displayed on the screen.

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