In signed magnitude form, one bit is dedicated to store the sign. (e.g.. 1 for negative and 0. otherwise). Only the remaining 15 bits arc available to store the magnitude. Hence the answer.
Programming in C MCQ - Constants, Variables and Data Types
Any function (including main ( ) ) , returns a value to the calling environment. In the case of printf, it is the number of characters it printed. So. the output will be tim3 (since it printed the three characters a, b, c).
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Any function (including main ( ) ) , returns a value to the calling environment. In the case of printf, it is the number of characters it printed. So. the output will be tim3 (since it printed the three characters a, b, c).
The scanf function returns the number of successful matches. i.e., 3 in this case.
The input is actually a \ n b. Since we are reading only two characters, only a and \ will be read and printed.
A literal is a value written directly in source code, such as 25, 3.14, or a character constant. A string literal is a sequence of characters enclosed in double quotation marks, such as "Hello". The word literal is broader than string constant, although the question uses the two terms together.
