C - Variables and Data TypesYou want to store 1000 integers in an array on a 64-bit system where int is 4 bytes. How much memory in bytes will the array consume?A16000 bytesB4000 bytesC1000 bytesD8000 bytesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Determine size of one intOn 64-bit system, int is typically 4 bytes.Step 2: Calculate total size for 1000 intsTotal size = 1000 x 4 = 4000 bytes.Final Answer:4000 bytes -> Option BQuick Check:Array size = element size x count = 4000 [OK]Quick Trick: Multiply element size by count for total bytes [OK]Common Mistakes:Using 8 bytes for intConfusing bytes with bits
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