How can you define a constant hexadecimal literal for the value 255 in C?
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C - Variables and Data Types
How can you define a constant hexadecimal literal for the value 255 in C?
Aconst int val = 0xGG;
Bconst int val = 255x;
Cconst int val = 0xFF;
Dconst int val = "0xFF";
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand hexadecimal literals
Hex literals start with 0x followed by digits 0-9 or letters A-F.
Step 2: Check options
const int val = 0xFF; uses valid hex 0xFF (255 decimal). const int val = 0xGG; has invalid hex digits G. const int val = 255x; has invalid suffix. const int val = "0xFF"; uses string instead of int.
Final Answer:
const int val = 0xFF; -> Option C
Quick Check:
Hex literals start with 0x and valid digits [OK]
Quick Trick:Hex literals use 0x prefix and digits 0-9, A-F [OK]
Common Mistakes:
Using invalid hex digits
Confusing strings with literals
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