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12-09-2003

soorajmu

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Join Date: Jun 2003

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Behaviour of default

Hi,

If I have the following code :

int i=2;
switch(i)
{
case 1 : {};break;
default : { printf("d"); };break;
case 2 : { printf("2"); };break;
}

what will be the output?

I had an understanding that case statements are taken sequentially so default will be executed. But when I tried this program it is printing 2.

Can you please help me with this??

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