Consider the following program segment.
static char X [3] = "1234" ;
cout << X ;
A complete c++ program with these two statements
| A. | prints 12 3 4 |
| B. | prints 12 3 |
| C. | prints 1234 followed by some junk |
| D. | will give a compilation error |
Answer : D Explanation : c++ forbids initialization with strings, whose length is more than the size of the array. C compiler permits. |
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