void main()
{
//char ch;
unsigned char ch;
clrscr();
for(ch =0;ch<= 127; ch++)
printf(" %c= %d \t ", ch, ch);
}
output?
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Answer Posted / sorab aggarwal
It will print all the characters including(special characters,a to z,A to Z characters)from 0 to 127 range becoz "Ch"variable in unsigned nature so it only deals with positive range not negative ..
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