Computer Science, asked by swapshende007, 1 year ago

void main()
{
double fvar=8.7732;
printf("%*f\n",2,fvar)
}
what is output
1: 8.77
2: 8.7732
3: 0
4: compilation error

Answers

Answered by shilpib299gmailcom
5
4.. compilation error
Answered by phillipinestest
0

The output for the given code is the compilation error. Because there is a error in the code printf("%*f\n",2,fvar). This part of the code is not ended with a semi-colon ";" and the printf function "% *f \n" should be " %f" for a double data type. And the inclusion of the number "2" is irrelevant. And all these errors can throw an error at the time of compilation and hence it will end up in a compilation error.

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