Lec-1 Introduction to Digital Computer Organization
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@dipankar6868 : scanf statement with a comma(,) between formatted string is valid in C. So scanf("%d, %d",&a,&b); is also correct .
notmeinto 1 year ago
What can i say just great...<3
mohitchouhan24 1 year ago
In the Program the line will be : scanf("%d%d",&a,&b);
dipankar6868 1 year ago
excellent!! course. Thanks a lot Professor
axc1341 1 year ago
THANK YOU SIR,
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