Comma and Sizeof() operator
Comma and Sizeof() operator
Comma Operator:-
Comma operator( , ) is to separate declaration of two variables ,two data types.It is also helpful in scanning and printing,In built in functions.I can explain you with this below example:-
Sizeof() :-
this operator is used get size of variable.I can explain you with this below example:-
int =sizeof(datatype/variablr no.)
Comma Operator:-
Comma operator( , ) is to separate declaration of two variables ,two data types.It is also helpful in scanning and printing,In built in functions.I can explain you with this below example:-
int a ,b ,c ,d;
//<datatype><var.>,<var>;
float e;
//<datatype><var.>,<var>;
printf("%d",a);
scanf("%d",a);
Sizeof() :-
this operator is used get size of variable.I can explain you with this below example:-
int a,i; i=size of (int a) ; //out will be 2 because integer use 2 bytes in memory
int =sizeof(datatype/variablr no.)
Operator | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
sizeof() | Returns the size of an variable. | sizeof(char a), where a is interger, will return 1. |
sizeof() | Returns the size of an variable. | sizeof(int a), where a is interger, will return 2. |
sizeof() | Returns the size of an variable. | sizeof(float a), where a is interger, will return 4. |
sizeof() | Returns the size of an variable. | sizeof(double a), where a is interger, will return 8. |
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