#include stdio.h int main() { printf( %d , 5 + 3 * 4); return 0; } Output is shown in the comment below with explanation:
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Linux Standard Interface Validation Using CodeCheck
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(please note that there s a correction at the bottom)
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Examples below illustrates the concept further.
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The unary operator gives the address of an object. In the below example, pi = i is read as pi is the address of i.
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Below example shows how to initialize an array:
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Below example shows how to initialize a structure in C Language. If part of the structure is not initialized, they are assigned default values.
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