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The following code(with missing parts), prints the letter p on the screen. Without assigning the letter p to the variable x, fill in the missing parts:
char s='M';
char x= ;
cout<<x<<endl;
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pointers HI,
The following code(with missing parts), prints the letter p on the screen. Without assigning the letter p to the variable x, fill in the missing parts:
char s='M';
char x= ;
cout<<x<<endl;
i am only answering this because i am bored
Code:char x = static_cast<char>(112);
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__ &n bsp; ___ & nbsp; &nb sp;   ;
/\ \ __ &nbs p; /\_ \   ; & nbsp;
\_\ \/\_\ ____ _ __\//\ \ __ __&n bsp; __
/'_` \/\ \/\_ ,`\ / __`\\ \ \ /\ \/\ \ /'__`\
/\ \_\ \ \ \/_/ /_/\ \_\ \\_\ \_\ \ \_/ |/\ __/
\ \___,_\ \_\/\____\ \____//\____\\ \___/ \ \____\
\/__,_ /\/_/\/____/\/___/ \/____/ \/__/ \/____/
&n bsp; I have a BAD figlet& nbsp;addiction.
char x= ('o' + 1);
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