Computer Science, asked by jyotiarora9084, 5 months ago

one char is always a byte in data type. whether true or false

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Answered by skmadhuri114

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sizeof(char) is always 1 byte. A byte is not always one octet, however: The Texas Instruments TI C55x, for example, is a DSP with a 16-bit byte. sizeof(char) is defined to always be 1 .

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Answered by jaineshpatel18

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the data of type character is always unsigned. a character occupies in 1 byte of storage and is align on 1- byte boundaries......

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one char is always a byte in data type. whether true or false