char is 1 byte incremnt. int is 2 byte increment. float is 4 byte increment. double is 8 byte increment. why int increase 4 byte here?
char is 1 byte incremnt. int is 2 byte increment. float is 4 byte
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char is 1 byte incremnt. int is 2 byte increment. float is 4 byte increment. double is 8 byte increment. why int increase 4 byte here?
intis 32 bits, so isfloat. Here,doubleis 64 bits.On many 16-bit systems,
intis 16 bits. C’sintwas intended to be whatever size is most natural for the system it is compiled for. There is no requirement thatintbe the same size across systems.