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HOMEWORK QUESTION
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HOMEWORK QUESTION
"Sweety" <sw************ @yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
sizeof will calculate the size of a data item or type. Just redefining it as
a macro will achieve nothing except to obfusucate your code. Ask what your
teacher is looking for here.
"Sweety" <sw************ @yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
sizeof will calculate the size of a data item or type. Just redefining it as
a macro will achieve nothing except to obfusucate your code. Ask what your
teacher is looking for here.
Sweety wrote: plz reply,
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Does the following
#define SIZEOF sizeof
size_t i= SIZEOF(char)
not work?
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Does the following
#define SIZEOF sizeof
size_t i= SIZEOF(char)
not work?
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Alex.
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plz reply,
Oh very well.
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