Consider the statements
putchar ( getchar ( ));
putchar(getchar( ));
if
a
b
is the input, the output will be
| A. | an error message |
| B. | this can't be the input |
| C. | ab |
| D. | a b |
Answer : B Explanation : The input is actually a \ n b. Since we are reading only two charactcrs, only a and \ will be read and printed. |
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