CP CVDT Q36 Multiple Choice Questions

Option : D
Explanation : The sizeof operator determines the storage size of a type or object in bytes. The sizes of fundamental types depend on the C implementation. The C standard guarantees certain minimum size relationships, such as sizeof(char) being 1 and sizeof(short) not exceeding sizeof(int), but it does not require int and unsigned int to have different sizes. Therefore, comparisons involving type sizes must be interpreted according to the actual expressions and the C standard.