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Why we write "sizeof" is that important

Why we write "sizeof"

C - Why "a" has the size of an int?

I can't understand the sizeof in C

find output with reason:- main() { if(sizeof(int)>-1) printf("Hello"); else printf("Hii") }

Why is the size of an empty class 1 byte?

How we use sizeof in string?

What is the warning produced for "sizeof(int)"

What is the difference between sizeof() and strlen()

sizeof() varies with compilers (or systems)?

struct node{ int x; node* n} int main(){ cout<<sizeof(node) };

What is sizeof ?

Why is the sizeof(v) showing 4 bytes??

Sizeof

what does " >>> "mean in python?????

C++ - Sizeof() strikes again

C - A question of sizeof()

Why the output is 8 bytes instead of 6 bytes??

int arr[25]; printf("%d",sizeof(array));

C - While sizeof of this struct is 8?