actually when u give
float i=12.5;
4 byte of memory is allocated for the float variable.But when u give
printf("%d",i); it accesses the first 2 bytes of the float variable (as it is now asked to...
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Re: What is value of printf("%d",12.5);
actually when u give
float i=12.5;
4 byte of memory is allocated for the float variable.But when u give
printf("%d",i); it accesses the first 2 bytes of the float variable (as it is now asked to...
Its giving as 0 that is due to the change in formats specified in both declaration and printf statements...
It is to be noted if u declare an integer variable and in printf if u give %f then also a...