Which of the following is the correct output of the program include int main int a 5 9 10 printf

10,garbage value
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10,0 is answer
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9,10,0,0,0 Is the output
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SINCE a[5], where size of array is 5,a[0]=9,a[1]=5 so further all elements will contain 0 values.
ans :10,0
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10,0 because by default a[0]=9,a[1]=10and a[2]=a[3]=a[4]=0.
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10 AND GARBAGE VALUE
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9 and 0
when an array is assigned with a single value the remaining positions of array is assigned the value 0
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0,0
as the array has been partially initialized,so all the elements would be initialized as 0.
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10, 0
since a[0]=9,a[1]=10,a[2]...a[5]=0
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A[1]=10 ,A[2] =0 SINCE ARRAY HAS 5 ELEMNTS BUT GIVEN ONLY TWO VALUES A[0] A[1]
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10 and 0 because at a[0]th position 9 is stored and in a[1] 10 is stored remaing storage space is filled with null characters.
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output : 10 0
int a[5]={9,10} if array elements are not enough declared so that rest are 0.
array start with 0 based.
a[0]=9,a[1]=10,a[2]=0.
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10 and garbage value
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Output -10,0
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10,0
Because in this type of array intilization size is 5 and we give only 2 items so other three items will be 0.
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Which of the following is the correct output of the program?
#include
int main()
{
int a[5]={9,10};
printf("%d,%d",a[1],a[2]);
return 0;
}