Question

What is the following program will print?
#include
int main()
{
int a=0101;
printf("\na=%d",a);
return 0;
}
A)a=101
B)a=5
C)a=65
D)compilation error: not a valid number

Answer 1

Answer:

A - a=101 is the answer for the above question

Answer 2

Output of the given code:

Output:

The output is option C, which is 65.  

Explanation:

• In the given C language program code an integer variable "a" is initialized with a value, that is "0101".
• In the next step, a print method is used, that first convert the binary digit into a decimal number, then print its value, that is 65, that's why other choices were wrong, which can be explained as follows:  
• Option A and Option B is wrong because the initialized value is not equal to 101 and 5.
• In option D, It can not give a compile-time error.

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