One about SizeOf, as follows: INT i; char f (); The following statement is wrong: (can be selected) a. Sizeof (i); b. Sizeof (int); c. Sizeof i; d. Sizeof Int; e. sizeof (f ()); the answer is: D. To verify the various possible usages of SizeOf, the following test procedures are selected for your reference. // Sizeof:
// Specify the must use parentheses ();
// The function must be added to the size of the address;
#include
Void fvoid ()
{
}
Char fchar ()
{
Return '0';
}
void main ()
{
INT I;
Printf ("% d / n", sizeof (0));
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF (i));
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF (fchar ()));
Printf ("% d / n", sizeof (& fchar));
Printf ("% d / n", sizeof (& fvoid));
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF (INT);
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF 0);
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF I);
Printf ("% d / n", sizeof fchar ());
Printf ("% D / N", SIZEOF & FCHAR);
Printf ("% d / n", sizeof & fvoid;
// Printf ("% d / n", sizeof int); // compile error
// Printf ("% d / n", sizeof (fchar)); // compile error
// Printf ("% d / n", sizeof fchar); // compile error
// Printf ("% d / n", sizeof (fvoid ())); // compile Error
// Printf ("% d / n", sizeof fvoid ()); // compile Error
}
