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Computer Science, Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Year 2

Examine this code snippet and explain why it will work or why not it will not?


Examine this code snippet and explain why it will work or why not it will not?

char a;
for(a = ‘a’;a < ‘m’;a++)
printf(“%cn”);

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