Which of the following is not a valid declaration in C?
1. short int x; 2. signed short x; 3. short x; 4. unsigned short x;
- Srikanth
- 16 Mar
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41 Answers
41 Answers
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all are the not valid declarations in c languageModal content
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signed is default in C. No need to declare it explicitly. Hence 2 would be the answer.Modal content
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1. Short Int X;Modal content
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All are correct.Modal content
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Signed short xModal content
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1Modal content
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Unsigned Short XModal content
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Short x;Modal content
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4Modal content
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ShortxModal content
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3Modal content
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Short XModal content
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hModal content
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1Modal content
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1Modal content
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Short int XModal content
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1Modal content
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Short int xModal content
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3Modal content
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