What is the output of the following program:
#include
void main()
{
printf("%d %o %x",65,65,65);
}

• Output : 65, 101, 41
  
  %d => prints the decimal representation of 65
  %o => prints the octal representation of 65
  [ie divide 65 by 8]
  8|65
  -----
  8|8 - 1
  ---------
  1 - 0
  --------
  So octal representation of 65 is 101
  %x => prints the hexa-decimal representation of 65
  [ie divide 65 by 16]
  16|65
  -----
  16|4 - 1
  ------------
  So hexa-decimal representation of 65 is 41
  
  So o/p : 65, 101, 41
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• Printf() Std O/P Function is There in Stdio or stdlib Header Files Which r not included properly So Gives an Error!!!!!!
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• o/p:65,101,41
  Bcz %d is decimal notation so 65 is decimal number so without converting we directly printing value 65.%o is octal notation so convert decimal number to octal number by dividing 65 with 8 then we get 101.
  65/8 gives 8 as quotient and 1 as remainder and again divide quotient 8 with 8 then we get 1 as quotient and 0 as remainder this process is repeated until the quotient is divisible by 8 then the result should be remainders which are to be taken from last to first ie,101.
  next,%x is hexadecimal notation so convert decimal to hexa similar to octal bt we have to divide 65 with 16 then the result is 41
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• %d format specifier is used for printing integer
  %o format specifier is used for printing octal
  %x format specifier is used for printing hexadecimal
  so the answer is 65 101 41
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• %d means integer
  65-->65
  %o means octal
  65-->110101
  %x means hexadecimal
  65-->01010101
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• ma'am..!! didn't get to you..pls xplain it more clearly..
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• 65 81 41
  %d prints integer equivalent of the given value Similary %o gives octal equivalent and %x gives hexadecimal Equivalent
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• 65,101,41
  
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• 1:9: error: #include expects "FILENAME" or
  #include
  ^
  In function 'main':
  4:5: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'printf' [enabled by default]
  printf("%d %o %x",65,65,65);
  ^
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• output is:
  65 101 41
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