Question

char c,a.b;
c='f';
a='s';
b='x';
int sum= C+a+b;
printf ("%d", sum);
}​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Given:

char c,a,b;

c='f';

a='s';

b='x';

int sum= c+a+b;

printf ("%d", sum);

Output:

337

Explanation:

c='f'

ASCII of character 'f' is 102

a='s'

ASCII of character 's' is 115

b='x'

ASCII of character 'x' is 120

sum = c + a + b

sum = 102 + 115 + 120

sum = 337

So, the final output is 337

Extra information:

ASCII of 0 - 9: 48 - 57

ASCII of A - Z: 65 - 90

ASCII of a - z: 97 - 122