Question
{ char *str=”abcde”;
printf(“%c”, *str);
printf(“%c”, *str++);
printf(“%c”, *(str++));
printf(“%s”, str);}
The output of the above ‘C’ code will be:
a.
a a c b c d e
b.
a a c c c d e
c.
a a b c d e
d.
None of these
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Q. Main() { char *str=”abcde”; printf(“%c”, *str); printf(“%c”, *str++); printf(“%c”, *(str++)); printf(“%s”, str);} The output of the above ‘C’ code will be:
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