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Void main()
{
If(printf("C") && getch ())
}
Then output is C.
If I wrote clrscr() in the place of getch() then it gives error message why..
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Answer Posted / shresth tyagi
in if statement if you are using && then it will give you output when both the conditions are true , if one of the conditions are not true than the compiler will give you an error and the correct program is ;
void main()
{ clrscr(); // it is used to clear anything on the command prompt
int i=1;
if(i==1)
printf("C");
getch(); // it is used to get character or string to print
}
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