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An integer array of size 15 is declared in a C program. The memory location of the first byte of the array is 2000. What will be the location of the 13th element of the array? Assume int data type takes 2 bytes of memory.

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Answered by hepatswayam

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Answered by aadilshe786

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2024

Explanation:

we have given size of int is : 2 bytes = n

the value of offset from starting position is : 13-1 = 12

so the 13th element block starting address will be

starting_pos + offset x size

2000 + 12*2 = 2024

So 13th block address is 2024

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An integer array of size 15 is declared in a C program. The memory location of the first byte of the array is 2000. What will be the location of the 13th element of the array? Assume int data type takes 2 bytes of memory.