The following program
main()
{
int abc();
abc ();
( *abc) ();
}
int abc( )
{
printf ("come");
}
| A. | results in a compilation error |
| B. | prints come come |
| C. | results in a run time |
| D. | prints come come |
Answer : B Explanation : The function abc can be invoked as abc( ) or ( *abc ) ( ). Both are two different ways of doing the same thing. |
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