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#Include Void Main (Char Letter 'Z' Printf ("/n%c",letter) ) 1) Z 2) 90 3) Error 4) Garbage Value See Answer(s) of Question No

The code defines a character variable letter and assigns it the value 'Z'. It then uses printf to output the value of letter to the screen. When run, this program will print the letter 'Z' to indicate the character stored in letter.

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#Include Void Main (Char Letter 'Z' Printf ("/n%c",letter) ) 1) Z 2) 90 3) Error 4) Garbage Value See Answer(s) of Question No

The code defines a character variable letter and assigns it the value 'Z'. It then uses printf to output the value of letter to the screen. When run, this program will print the letter 'Z' to indicate the character stored in letter.

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#include<stdio.

h>
void main()
{
char letter =`Z`;
printf("\n%c",letter);
}
1) Z
2) 90
3) Error
4) Garbage Value
See Answer(s) of Question no.

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