What is the output and why?
#include
int main(){
int i=(char)65;
printf("%d %c %f %d",i,i,i,i);
return 0;
}

• 65(integer) A(char) 0.000000(float) 4200624(garbage)
  
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• 65,A,0.000000,garbage value
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• Char65=a,
  %f=65/1
  %d=65
  %c=a
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• int i=(char)65 becomes
  int i=a;
  since a is not declared or it is not assigned with any values
  It wil give a errorneous output
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• 65 A 65.0 65
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• here it is error because _AX is undeclared. if it is declared then output will be zero
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• 65,a,65/1,65
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• 65/1 means?
  am getting 0..why?
  
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• It will not give any output as because in print statement float is used .If we remove %f from print statement then output will be 65,A,65.
  and else if we want to get output in given program then for that we have to declare float first.
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• answer will be 65 A 0.000000 65
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