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ID: 3914772 • Letter: #

Question

#include" stdio.h> int main O int e char buffert16l- "Pwd @39 for (e 0; bufferfel t 0'se) print f("buffer[%d]-%c and is stored at address %pVn", print f("The character: %c has ascil value: %d ",buffer[clbuffertl); e, bufferfel, &bufferfe;) return 0 Output i 55E buffer te] and is stored at address The character: " has ascii value : and is stored at address The character: -- ascii value: - - _ and is stored at address has ascii value : The character:- and is stored at address 0x95E buffer(3] The character; has ascii value :- buffer [4] The character: and is stored at address has ascii value : buffe r [5] The character: and is stored at address has ascii value : buffer(6)- The character: and is stored at address has ascii value:

Explanation / Answer

buffer[0] = P and is stored at address 0x95E The character P has ascii value: 80 buffer[1] = w and is stored at address 0x95F The character w has ascii value: 119 buffer[2] = d and is stored at address 0x960 The character d has ascii value: 100 buffer[3] = and is stored at address 0x961 The character has ascii value: 32 buffer[4] = @ and is stored at address 0x962 The character @ has ascii value: 64 buffer[5] = 3 and is stored at address 0x963 The character 3 has ascii value: 51 buffer[6] = 8 and is stored at address 0x964 The character 8 has ascii value: 56