Is the following statement a declaration or definition?
extern int i;

Options
1) Declaration
2) Definition
3) Function
4) Error

• see at the stmt int *ptr=(int*)malloc(sizeof(int)); here malloc will request for memory of size int if its request is granted than that size of block assigned to ptr variable..not *ptr=4; *ptr has value 4 now next line printf("%d",(*ptr)+++*ptr++); see how it will be solve (4++ + 5++) i just puted the corresponding values... it will be solved as 4+5(will dicard last post increment )
  so ans should be (b) ie 9
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• 1. declaration will b d ans
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• 8
  both are the post incrment operator
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• may be ans is 9.....((*ptr)++ + *ptr++); for first post increment it will not incremented for next calling it will incremented(i.e second increment) then 4+5=9
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• It causes an error message
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• the declaration does not contain the static or extern keywords.
  
  
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• 1
  extern is storage class
  extern use as a data type
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• ans 1
  extern keyword is used only for declaration bt nt for definition
  
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• it is declaration.
  its definition will be outside of main function.
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• it is declaration statement
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• 1. Delaration
  
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• declaration
  
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• option -2
  it is definition because extern keyword is used for referencing the variable form one program to other program
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