The maximum number of characters to be printed
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ANSI compatibility requires a compiler to accept up to 509 characters in a string literal after concatenation. The maximum length of a string literal allowed in Microsoft C is approximately 2,048 bytes.
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The maximum number of characters to be printed depends on the format specified in the program and then the acceptance of that as per compiler. Normally, there are no limits to the number of characters that can be stored in the string as long as the memory of the system does not run out. It will also effect the speed of compiler and the program itself
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