2. Tell the exact content of the variables memory location in binary upon execution of the code, use sizeof(int)=2 and the ASCII value of ’A’= decimal 65= hexa 41, ’a’= decimal 97 = hexa 61 : int x, y; char z[4] = ”CaB” ; x = 63; y = -63;

2. Tell the exact content of the variables memory location in binary upon execution of the code, use sizeof(int)=2 and the ASCII value of ’A’= decimal 65= hexa 41, ’a’= decimal 97 = hexa 61 : int x, y; char z[4] = ”CaB” ; x = 63; y = -63;

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C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter2: Problem Solving Using C++using

Section2.5: Variables And Declaration Statements

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