What values are be stored in 'a' after the above sample code
is run if it is run on a system where pointers are two bytes lo
char a;
char ca[] = {'a','e','i','o','u','y'};
char* pca = ca;
pca += 2;
a = *pca;
What values are be stored in 'a' after the above sample code
is run if it is run on a system where pointers are two bytes long?
1) a = 'u'
2) a = 'e'
3) a = 'i'
4) The code is illegal. Only a pointer can be added to a pointer,
not an integer.
5) The value cannot be determined without also knowing the size of an
int on the system.
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