sizeof operator is a unary operator. State whether the statement is True (or) False And Justify it
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False.. sizeof will measure the memory of data type
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The size of the operator is a "unary operator". The statement is True
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Sizeof() is an operator in the C language. It is used to calculate the size of the operand and it is a "unary operator" during compilation. The "sizeof()" operator returns unsigned integral data type and are normally mentioned by size_t.
The sizeof() takes any "data type, integer, and floating-point" including primitive, pointer type, or compound data types like structure, union, etc. The sizeof() operator function in several ways depending on the operand type.
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