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What will be the output of the following C code if the code is executed on a 32 bit platform?

#include 
enum sanfoundry
 {
    c = 0,
    d = 10,
    h = 20,
    s = 3
} a;
 
int main()
{
        a = c;
 printf("Size of enum variable = ?ytes", sizeof(a));
 return 0;

 

  • A.Error
  • B.Size of enum variable = 2 bytes
  • C.Size of enum variable = 4 bytes
  • D.Size of enum variables = 8 bytes

Answer: C

The size of an enum variable is equal to the size of an integer. The size of an integer on a 32 bit platform is equal to 4 bytes.

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