Computer Science, asked by karan0112154, 9 months ago

which of the following does not represent a character literal
(a) 'a'
(b) '1'
(c) '/a'
(d) "a"

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Answered by Anchanakrish
6

Answer:

option a and b

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Answered by vinod04jangid
1

Answer:

"a"

Explanation:

A character literal carries a chain of characters or get away sequences enclosed in unmarried citation mark symbols, for instance 'c' . A character literal can be prefixed with the letter L, for instance L'c' .

A character literal consists of a regular man or woman. It's represented through the character surrounded through unmarried citation marks. There are 5 types of character literals: Ordinary man or woman literals of kind char , for instance 'a' UTF-eight character literals of kind char ( char8_t in C++20), for instance u8'a'

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