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Consider following program fragment char c ='a' ;

while (c++ < = 'z')
putchar (xxx) ;

If required output is abcd....xyz, then xxx should be

a.

c++

b.

c-2

c.

c-1

d.

--c

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Answer: (c).c-1

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