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How it works and prints 47 when i do it as printf("%d",arr[47]);

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13th Oct 2019, 2:39 AM
Joѕнυα
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Baba Yaaga when you declare your array as a[47]=47, then it starts initialising veriables from index 47 That's why if you print a[47] gives 47. Also if you try to print a[48] then it will print 48(as it is initialised at 48th index)
13th Oct 2019, 3:35 AM
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